
[ By the way, the content was borrowed as filler only, this is not Joe's Filters ]
Anyway, I am having a little problem, and was hoping someone might have a solution.
See the cursor (upword pointing hand) in the upper left quadrent of the screenshot? I have it pointing to the problem.
Using Milonic, the top level menu has
Home|Departments|Library|Search|My City
and Library is selected.
Under that is the section with text=Draw from an extensive library.. Of type=header.
This is the submenu's first element.
I am using an onbgimage and offbgimage that is partially transparent to make the rest of the sub elements seem to be only about 200 px wide.
But notice where the cursor is pointing now, there's a 1px white border to the left of the remaining sub elements - this is caused by the content behind the submenu; that is, that section contains text and images over a white background.
THE MENU IS deliberately positioned to take advantage of the white background, which creates the illusion of a white border on the left side and top of the remaining submenu items.
This is what I want.
My problem is (and what I don't want), this little trick also creates the illusion that the type=header section is offset by 1px to the right
- of course it's not, but it does look that way.
What I need, and cannot seem to accomplish, is to apply a -1px offset to the header element, without affecting the remainder of the menu.
Can this be done?
I already tried placing left=offset=-1 inside the element declaration using various permutations of adding and escaping enclosing quote variants around the offset=-1 part; like left=\"offset=-1\", left='offset=-1' - none of these work.
Thanks,
-Tim