Hi everyone,
Just a quick question to see if any knows how to make the Main Menu Transparent, but make the sub menus opaque???
Cheers
Bourne
Transparent Menus Problem
Transparent Menus Problem
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Hi Bourne,
Sorry it's taken so long to get back to you...
Here's what you can do with version 3: Create two style arrays, one for the main menu -- let's call is mainStyle -- and another for the submenus (you could probably use the one you are already using). In the mainStyle array, set the appropriate colors to "transparent" (using "" also works): e.g., make the Mouse Off Background Color amd Mouse On Background Color "transparent".
In the mainmenu array: (1) Use mainStyle in the 7th element. (2) Set the 5th element (Menu Border Width) to 0 to entirely remove the border (if you were to make the Border Color transparent in the style array, a default border seems to appear anyway, so you can set its width to 0 get rid of it entirely). (3) Make the 10th element (Effect Filter) blank, so that no effect is applied to the main menu in IE.
I assume your submenus already exhibit the fade effect that you wanted; if so, you should be able to use them as is (if not, give a holler and we can go over that next).
Hope that helps,
Kevin
Sorry it's taken so long to get back to you...
Here's what you can do with version 3: Create two style arrays, one for the main menu -- let's call is mainStyle -- and another for the submenus (you could probably use the one you are already using). In the mainStyle array, set the appropriate colors to "transparent" (using "" also works): e.g., make the Mouse Off Background Color amd Mouse On Background Color "transparent".
In the mainmenu array: (1) Use mainStyle in the 7th element. (2) Set the 5th element (Menu Border Width) to 0 to entirely remove the border (if you were to make the Border Color transparent in the style array, a default border seems to appear anyway, so you can set its width to 0 get rid of it entirely). (3) Make the 10th element (Effect Filter) blank, so that no effect is applied to the main menu in IE.
I assume your submenus already exhibit the fade effect that you wanted; if so, you should be able to use them as is (if not, give a holler and we can go over that next).
Hope that helps,
Kevin