Netscapes - Horizonal menu shows beyond 780 size table

Poster: MsKitti
Dated: Saturday February 8 2003 - 2:59:41 GMT

Internet explorer is fine, but in all versions of Netscape - I have the webpage table set at 780. The horizonal menu set the same, I also tried 0 and I also tried 100% and I also tried 760, But the darkblue background still runs off past my 780 setting.

This is how I have the script setup:

timegap=500 // The time delay for menus to remain visible
followspeed=5 // Follow Scrolling speed
followrate=40 // Follow Scrolling Rate
suboffset_top=2; // Sub menu offset Top position
suboffset_left=10; // Sub menu offset Left position
closeOnClick = false

MidStyle=[ // style1 is an array of properties. You can have as many property arrays as you need. This means that menus can have their own style.
"white", // Mouse Off Font Color
"000066", // Mouse Off Background Color
"000066", // Mouse On Font Color
"eeeeee", // Mouse On Background Color
"000066", // Menu Border Color
"11px", // Font Size in pixels
"normal", // Font Style (italic or normal)
"bold", // Font Weight (bold or normal)
"Verdana", // Font Name
2, // Menu Item Padding
, // Sub Menu Image (Leave this blank if not needed)
"eeeeee", // 3D Border & Separator bar
"FFFFFF", // 3D High Color
"000099", // 3D Low Color
, // ** You need this when using the table method** Screen Position - here you can use "center;left;right;middle;top;bottom" or a combination of "center:middle"
"left", // Alignment - sets the menu elements text alignment, values valid here are: left, right or center
, // Filter - Text variable for setting transitional effects on menu activation - see above for more info
, // Follow Scrolling - Tells the menu item to follow the user down the screen (visible at all times) (1=on/0=off)
"1", // Horizontal Menu - Tells the menu to become horizontal instead of top to bottom style (1=on/0=off)
, // Position of TOP sub image left:center:right
"780", // Set the Overall Width of Horizontal Menu to 100% and height to the specified amount (Leave blank to disable)
, // Current Page Item Font Color (leave this blank to disable)
, // Current Page Item Background Color (leave this blank to disable)
, // Top Bar image (Leave this blank to disable)
"ffffff", // Menu Header Font Color (Leave blank if headers are not needed)
, // Menu Header Background Color (Leave blank if headers are not needed)
, // Menu Item Separator Color
"0", // Menu Border Width
]

The webpage is not uploaded for others to view yet. Can someone please help me with this problem. Appreciated!

Kitti

Poster: MsKitti
Dated: Saturday February 8 2003 - 4:30:57 GMT

This problem was solved as I had also posted in my other topic "Netscape 4.75". When I changed the table cells in the webpage, it fixed both problems.

Here's what I did:
Well, I found what my problem was. I had the menu popup in a table cell, inside a table. I deleted the table and just entered the code in the first table.

This probably doesn't make any since, but what I did was:

I had a table cell with a dark background. I then added another table cell inside of that one. That way I could have a white border without using the menu to produce one.

Since I did not want to use a border anymore. I deleted the 2nd table and pasted the code within the first table. Now, it is ok in all browsers.

Kitti