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relative positioning
Poster: pavia __at__ gti.net
Dated: Tuesday May 7 2002 - 15:05:11 BST
I hate to be redundant and I know people have asked questions numerous times and maybe it's just me but I have been hunting and hunting these forums and I still haven't been able to find a definitive answer to how one goes about positioning the menu in a table (or I guess what has been referred to as binding it to a table cell). More specifically:
--what is the html that must go into the document itself?
--where should that be placed?
--what lines need to be changed in the menu_array.js file?
--what should they be changed to?
Overall goal is to have the menu relatively positioned to everything else on the page so it always ends up in the right place (i.e.: no matter what the screen resolution is or if the window is resized etc...).
Relative Positioning
Poster: Diane
Dated: Wednesday October 23 2002 - 21:42:59 BST
Same question as 'pavia'. I am using CSS relative positioning to position items on my page.
How do I position the menu relative to other items on the page? From what I have read, I can only position the Milonic menu relative to the browser screen.
Poster: dschneller
Dated: Wednesday October 23 2002 - 22:10:03 BST
Hi,
is this helpfull for you?
http://www.milonic.co.uk/menu/menusampl ... ampleid=21
Need css, not table cells
Poster: Diane
Dated: Monday October 28 2002 - 16:24:04 GMT
We need to be able to position the menu within a CSS layer not a table cell.
Poster: trytrix
Dated: Monday October 28 2002 - 19:25:14 GMT
Hi all,
Quote:
Diane wrote ..
We need to be able to position the menu within a CSS layer not a table cell.
We need to be able to position the menu within a CSS layer not a table cell.
Ever tried the "Placemenu()" function inside a DIV container ?
<DIV class=YourCSSclassdefinitionhere>
<script language=JavaScript>PlaceMenu("MainMenu")</script>
</DIV>
Cheers
Trytrix
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