Firefox transparent menu when suposed to be colored

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Firefox transparent menu when suposed to be colored

Poster: Joelle
Dated: Friday August 11 2006 - 20:53:54 BST

Hi, here is my problem, tho I'm sure it must have been already posted... I didnt find any topic that answered my question.

I just instaled Firefox and I realised that my beautiful menu is totaly transparent when viewed with FireFox. But with IE it works just fine.
The text is still visible but the bg color isnt. But when a page is clicked, the menu activate the good colors to show the curent page in the menu. This is where I find it very strange.

I'm somehow new to this type of codes... even in html, I'm not a computer guy! hehe! :lol:

Here is the website: http://www.lagerbille.com

and here is my code... if it can help!

Quote:

_menuCloseDelay=500;

_menuOpenDelay=150;

_subOffsetTop=2;

_subOffsetLeft=-2;

with(menuStyle=new mm_style()){
bordercolor="";

onbgcolor="1E488A";

oncolor="#9ABFE5";

offbgcolor="1E488A";

offcolor="#FFFFFF";

borderstyle="solid";

borderwidth=0;

separatorcolor="#999999";

separatorsize=1;

padding=4;

fontsize="75%";

fontstyle="normal";

fontweight='bold';
fontfamily="Arial";

pagecolor="9ABFE5";

pagebgcolor="#1E488A";
headercolor="#000000";

headerbgcolor="#ffffff";

subimage="arrow.gif";

subimagepadding=0;
}

//overfilter="Fade(duration=0.1);Alpha(opacity=90);Shadow(color=#1E488A', Direction=135, Strength=3)";

//outfilter="randomdissolve(duration=0.2)";

with(milonic=new menuname("Main Menu")){
alwaysvisible=1;screenposition="center";

orientation="horizontal";
style=menuStyle;
top=205;

Thanks alot!!!

Poster: Joelle
Dated: Friday August 11 2006 - 22:53:18 BST

hehe! I finaly found a topic that answered the question.

If a "#" is missing in front of the color, Firefox, dont see the color! But Internet Explorer doesnt make the difference if it is there or not!
It was so simple!

Thanks alot everyone!
byebye

Poster: Ruth
Dated: Friday August 11 2006 - 23:31:36 BST

Hi,

Glad you found it. Yes, IE is more forgiving since it was originally created back when most web users were novices at html and coding so it tried to introduce into the browser the ability to at least try to render what it thought was being coded, so for example if you leave out a closing tag, IE tends to insert it where it thinks it goes. The other browsers require absolute correct coding or they won't render it.

Ruth

Industrial Strength JavaScript and DHTML Menus

Firefox transparent menu when suposed to be colored