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Last Updated: Saturday July 14 2012 - 06:07:27

Setting Height in menu_array


Poster: NormalGod
Dated: Thursday June 19 2003 - 17:06:03 BST

In the menu_array file, this variable is:
Code:
"100%",  // Set the Overall Width of Horizontal Menu to specified width or 100% and height to a specified amount


Where is this "height" that I am supposed to set to a specified amount?


Poster: NormalGod
Dated: Thursday June 19 2003 - 18:34:13 BST

Another quick question:

I have a little white strip on my menu bar that won't disappear.

The URL is:
http://www.nisk.k12.ny.us/nhs/clubs/forensics/redesign/test_index.html

It appears at the end of the very last heading, and no matter what I do, I can't get it to disappear. Any suggestions?


Poster: NormalGod
Dated: Friday June 20 2003 - 1:55:25 BST

Anyone?


Poster: NormalGod
Dated: Saturday June 21 2003 - 3:23:54 BST

bump : )


Poster: NormalGod
Dated: Wednesday June 25 2003 - 6:36:12 BST

I really need an answer to this, so if anyone could give me some help on making the white bar disappear, or set the overall width, that'd be great.

The new URL is:

http://www.niskyforensics.org


Poster: kevin3442
Dated: Tuesday July 1 2003 - 1:01:17 BST

Hi,

I haven't been paying attention to the forums much lately. If you still need help on this, reply. I think I may be able to help.

Kevin


Poster: jvaska
Dated: Monday July 7 2003 - 9:54:12 BST

i was wondering this too myself...i'd like to know...

thanks...jv


Poster: kevin3442
Dated: Monday July 7 2003 - 20:15:00 BST

Which one... menu height or the "white strip" (or both)?

Kevin


Poster: John
Dated: Monday July 7 2003 - 22:46:49 BST

In "guess mode" here, but I think the white strip is from the background image you are using for the main menu strip. win_xp.gif is not a solid color item, but actually has 4 or 5 shades in it. You have to blow that puppy up to 600% or better to see it, as the changes are subtle. The end of that one menu just happens to hit a color change in the background (I think - but then I'm old and tired and hungry, so who knows?). :roll:


Poster: kevin3442
Dated: Tuesday July 8 2003 - 1:02:52 BST

John et al.

Even old, tired, and hungry, your guesses are pretty sharp John! Indeed, you are correct sir. (Note, however, that the offending image is actually winxp_back.gif). I think that it also has to do with the margin settings in the obscure "miscellaneous" properties field of the menu array. In any case, if you simply remove the "winxp_back.gif" reference in the 19th element of the "XPMain" menu (leaving that element blank), the white strip disappears. It's unclear to me why there's a background image specified for the Main menu anyway, since that option only works when the background color is set to transparent, so that the image can show through. The mouse off background color for XPMain is explicitly set to #EFEDDE, both in XPMain's style array (XPMainStyle), as well as in the alternate properties (offbackcolor) of three of the four menu selections (it's not set in the first one, so the style setting is used). So, the background image would not show through anyway... except for that pesky white strip!

What seems odd to me is that you get the "white strip" effect on the last menu item, no matter how many items there are. Odder still is that the sample on the website works... only real difference I can see is that the menu array script in that sample is actually embedded in the html. The reference there is to /menuimages/winxp_back.gif, but that file does exist, and as far as I can tell is exactly the same as the one in the downloadable example. So I don't know what gives there.

Anyway, to sum up my own old, tired, and hungry rambling, getting rid of "winxp_back.gif" in the 19th element of "XPMain" menu array seems to get rid of the white strip.

Cheers,

Kevin


Poster: John
Dated: Tuesday July 8 2003 - 15:20:45 BST

Hi Kevin -

Gee - that's one-in-a-row :!:

Been up to my eyeballs around work, as I think you have as well. Makes it tough to get on the Forum sometimes.

Remind Andy he owes us a fishin' trip. :D