Spry Menu Bar
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From: TC2112 on 19 Jun 2008 19:40 Hello, The answer is in the code. Can you post a link? Take care, Tim "Nicholas911" <webforumsuser(a)macromedia.com> wrote in message news:g3blug$k3n$1(a)forums.macromedia.com... > I've added a spry menu bar to my navbar, I set it up with the submenu and > the > links and so on. I got it to look more or less just how I wanted it to > except > for a few minor details but when I go to view it in the browser I have the > main > menu choice with the > to show there's more (the submenu choices) but it > doesn't open up. I played around with it because I figured the main menu > choice I'd like to have open just by hovering over it and the submenu > links to > open by clicking on them....no luck. I'm sure it's something simple that > I'm > missing and/or forgetting to do, I do have web design experience but it's > all > been with FrontPage - I've obviously now upgraded to Dreamweaver! If > anybody > could help or offer any suggestions I'd appreciate it. > Thank you. >
From: Nicholas911 on 19 Jun 2008 20:19 I don't have a link that I can post because it's still local, I'm just trying to get it to look and work correctly so I can show it in my presentation as to what it'll look like and what I can do. Maybe the code will tell you what I'm doing wrong and/or missing...thank you very much, as I said any help or suggestions are appreciated. <td width="189" valign="top" bgcolor="#5C743D"> <ul id="MenuBar1" class="MenuBarVertical"> [LI]<a class="MenuBarItemSubmenu" href="../Reports.html">Reports</a> [BULLET] [LI]<a href="../BReports.html">Business Reports</a></li> [LI]<a href="../CReports.html">Customer Reports</a></li> [/BULLET] </li>
From: Nicholas911 on 19 Jun 2008 21:56 I'm stuck and I really need to figure this out so again - thank you for any advice or suggestions. Just to make sure I'm showing you all of the code from the Spry Menu Bar, I clicked on it and this is the code that was highlighted; <ul id="MenuBar1" class="MenuBarVertical"> [LI]<a class="MenuBarItemSubmenu" href="../Reports.html">Reports</a> [BULLET] [LI]<a href="../BReports.html">Business Reports</a></li> [LI]<a href="../CReports.html">Customer Reports</a></li> [/BULLET] </li> [/BULLET]
From: Nicholas911 on 20 Jun 2008 23:27 I assume somebody has to have some ideas, I'm hoping so at least. I know Tim was the first to reply saying it was in the code which is why I'm attaching just the basic spry menu code after clicking on the spry menu and only attaching the highlighted code. The other thing I've been wondering about is if there's just something basic I forgot to do when setting up the spry menu so the submenu would open up when I hover over it in the browser? Here's the code, I'd really appreciate any ideas or suggestions...thank you. <ul id="MenuBar1" class="MenuBarVertical"> [LI]<a class="MenuBarItemSubmenu" href="../Reports.html">Reports</a> [BULLET] [LI]<a href="../BReports.html">Business Reports</a></li> [LI]<a href="../CReports.html">Customer Reports</a></li> [/BULLET] </li> [/BULLET]
From: TC2112 on 21 Jun 2008 00:20
Hello, There is nothing wrong with that snippet of code you pasted. It is, however, only about 10% of the code involving the spry menu. That leaves a lot of places something could be wrong, and there is no way to know without seeing it. The link to the javascript may be wrong. You could have accidently deleted a character if you made a change to the javascript. You may have left out a character in the CSS when changing something there. There could be a conflicting CSS style embedded in the page or another stylesheet linked to the page. If you don't have a hosting plan with your domain or even free personal hosting space that usually comes with your ISP and you can't put the page up anywhere, pease do this: Paste the code for the entire page. Paste the code for the spry css stylesheet. Paste the code for the javascript. With seeing all the parts, it should only take a few minutes to see why it isn't working. Take care, Tim Please do this "Nicholas911" <webforumsuser(a)macromedia.com> wrote in message news:g3hsfa$mko$1(a)forums.macromedia.com... >I assume somebody has to have some ideas, I'm hoping so at least. I know >Tim > was the first to reply saying it was in the code which is why I'm > attaching > just the basic spry menu code after clicking on the spry menu and only > attaching the highlighted code. The other thing I've been wondering about > is > if there's just something basic I forgot to do when setting up the spry > menu so > the submenu would open up when I hover over it in the browser? Here's the > code, I'd really appreciate any ideas or suggestions...thank you. > > <ul id="MenuBar1" class="MenuBarVertical"> > [LI]<a class="MenuBarItemSubmenu" href="../Reports.html">Reports</a> > [BULLET] > [LI]<a href="../BReports.html">Business Reports</a></li> > [LI]<a href="../CReports.html">Customer Reports</a></li> > [/BULLET] > </li> > [/BULLET] > |