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DHTML Menu version 3.3.19 - Question !!?
Poster: radalla
Dated: Tuesday September 16 2003 - 22:07:21 BST
-- I am trying to insert your menu for a test in my blog web-site.
I want to show one of those sub-menus a little bit higher than the others one. If I tell the sub menus to go higher (suboffset_top=10;), all submenus ll go the amount.
But I am just one of those.
Ex.
addmenu(menu=["technonews",
,,110,1,"",style1,,"left",effect,,,,,,,,,,,,
,"TechWeb","http://www.cnn.com",,,0
,"News.com","http://www.news.com",,,0
,"Wired News","http://www.wired.com",,,0
,"Slashdot","http://www.slashdot.com",,,0
])
Where should I tell in it that this sub-menu should be shown ?
Tks and Rgs
Rafael from Brazil
Poster: Hergio
Dated: Wednesday September 17 2003 - 3:34:33 BST
You really can't do that (correct me if I am wrong, andy). Its not coded into the menu. Sorry, version 5 doesn't support that either. What you can try though is creating an entirely separate menu and then just placing it where you want it. Sorry again.
Poster: radalla
Dated: Wednesday September 17 2003 - 15:17:13 BST
Yep, I thought about that. I tried to creat a new style for this submenu, but the creating of the new style does nos impact in the position of the submenu..
If you guys have any idea..pls let me know..
best Rgs
Rafael
Poster: Hergio
Dated: Wednesday September 17 2003 - 20:03:49 BST
That sounds like a neat feature that could someday be rolled into version 5 and beyond. The ability to set the offsets globally, but in individual cases, you could override these offset values and have menus appear slightly different and offset. Hmm.