davidjaymz — Fri, 03 Aug 2001 07:49:31 +0000

cheers DM
I've decided against the two menus and have gone with just a single top horizontal bar... Thanks for the positioning tip. The only problem i've got is that it works fine in IE but looks off in mac ie and nutscrape... does anyone have any idea why position in works on some but not on others...

DavidJaymz

disaster-master — Fri, 03 Aug 2001 06:22:53 +0000

David,
I noticed that you hadn't responded to my last post yet and
I have moved the site with the DHTML menu to its new home at:
ettfire.com if you still wants to see it in action.

disastermaster

disaster-master — Sun, 29 Jul 2001 23:28:36 +0000

I am using the same vertical menu on one of my sites. It has been a booger to fix. I don't know about getting both to work on the same page but as for placing the vertical menu inside your table....you will have to change the variables in the "exmplmenu_var.js"

This is what I have mine set at.

var StartTop=130; //set vertical offset
var StartLeft=2; //set horizontal offset

This puts the top of the menu 130 pixels from the top and the left side of the menu 2 pixels from the left.

You can see how I am using mine here:
http://www.virtualgraphiti.net/template2.html

Hope this helps.

disastermaster

davidjaymz — Fri, 20 Jul 2001 13:27:28 +0000

Okay.
I went through the exmplmenu_var.js file and changed all the symbol(?) terms. The ones after 'var' so that they had VERT in front of them:
e.g var NoOffFirstLineMenus=5
Became var VERTNoOffFirstLineMenus=5 and so on throughout the file.
I then went into the menu_com.js file and changed all reference that i'd changed in exmplmenu_var.js so that they matched... and guess what. the menu appeared but was black and nothing was there just a black box...
This wasn't with the two codes on the same page, just the one...
Did I change the wrong things?
Thanx in advance for any help

DavidJaymz