Is it possible to change the border color of a menu item on one side only? If so, do you have an example of the language/wording used?
Thanks very much.
Change border color on one side
Ruth, first thank you for the prompt reply.
I just deleted that page and I'm having a problem locating the post about stylesheets and border colors. I thus no longer have the code to show you. However, I do remember that you were the author of the reply suggesting the solution I was trying.
It wasn't that your solution was incorrect, the problem was that I didn't realize it wasn't giving me what I wanted. You were talking about borders that changed color with onclass and offclass.
Here is the problem for my vertical menu:
My border and menu separators are a solid color, 1 px in width. On one of the menu items only I would like to change the color of the bottom border. (I don't want borders to turn on and as with a onclass or offclass use. I just want to be able to change the color of the border on the bottom of that one menu item.)
Do you have a css example to do that?
Thank you!
I just deleted that page and I'm having a problem locating the post about stylesheets and border colors. I thus no longer have the code to show you. However, I do remember that you were the author of the reply suggesting the solution I was trying.
It wasn't that your solution was incorrect, the problem was that I didn't realize it wasn't giving me what I wanted. You were talking about borders that changed color with onclass and offclass.
Here is the problem for my vertical menu:
My border and menu separators are a solid color, 1 px in width. On one of the menu items only I would like to change the color of the bottom border. (I don't want borders to turn on and as with a onclass or offclass use. I just want to be able to change the color of the border on the bottom of that one menu item.)
Do you have a css example to do that?
Thank you!
Hi,
Just set up the special border as you want it, naming the class then call the class in both off and on, i.e. offclass=mybord;onclass=mybord; so that it would be the same in both mouse states. You can call a class either in the style, the menu, or an item. In this case since you want it for one item, just call it in that aI string.
Ruth
Just set up the special border as you want it, naming the class then call the class in both off and on, i.e. offclass=mybord;onclass=mybord; so that it would be the same in both mouse states. You can call a class either in the style, the menu, or an item. In this case since you want it for one item, just call it in that aI string.
Ruth