Tag Archives: Nav Menu

How to lay out my site

Posted on November 26, 2012 by admin484 views

Hi, I’ve got the following far and dont think my site layout is appropriate – i are offering design services plus hosting – but im not sure where to position the menu – on 800×600 the menu is there are various bottom of the actual page – your obvious place to place it is above – nevertheless it doesnt seem to your workplace there either — has anyone bought any suggestions about how to lay as well as out in a fully different way without using different images, and so on. Gives thanks, Dan RazorBlue Web Solutions hmmm ccan you be specific are you experiencing a url where you can easlily view the article lol — oops would assistance wouldnt it… http: //www. razorblue. com/temp Why don’t you consider having the key image bit bust with white gap when " mouseover" the particular menu. Therefore the menu item display inside the main image. **btw, you will need a " close" button with the login thing. not quite sure what u mean there… – just like a menu that shows up on mouseover along at the side Simply no, I mean… When mouseover the nav-menu, the menu popup overlap the main … Continue reading →

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Threadless.com Nav and Subnav menu

Posted on August 28, 2012 by admin571 views

Howdy everone! I am new to this website and new for you to designing. I’ve been designing a nav and subnav menu that functions such as the nav menu in threadless. com. I attended view source at their site and studied the code utilized to make their nav. The only thing that I could not understand will be source file they used in the element. obscure function. Here it really is: HTML: $(‘nav_holder_’+sn). design. display=”; $(‘img_nav_’+sn). src=’http: //media. threadless. com/imgs/nav2/nav_’+sn+’_r. gif’; Does anyone know very well what ‘+sn+’ means Would it be significant Certainly, by the looks of it is some type of identifier/key. For instance many people probably have plenty of elements with names like and so forth (although the last part may not be numeric. Basically is used to change/refer to some certain image.

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Avoiding redundancy in your code

Posted on July 26, 2012 by admin3,909 views

Howdy everyone, Very first post here. A certain amount of background first… I used to be a C, C++, in addition to x86 assembly software program engineer. I spent all his time making sure I became utilizing good merchandise oriented techniques when coding and in the act of learning html I find myself initially frustrated simply because this seems difficult to do with HTML. As a result the Html page I’m generating has A lot of redundancy and Many opportunities to miss something as the site grows only decide to make a change to that redundant code that your. I assume there actually are some good methods of practice OOP with web development but since Now i’m so new… I simply don’t know where to take a look yet. Okay obviously, how ’bout an example. I need to get up to date fast so WHEN I figured Dreamweaver was the best way to do this. So far so great but I’ve run into a bit of frustration with the particular menu bar. The website I’m designing carries a menu bar and the bar is the identical under every web site. I’m using the actual Spry Menus within CS4. So, say … Continue reading →

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Name That Menu Button

Posted on July 17, 2012 by admin403 views

Really need to consolidate two nav menu buttons to save money on space. I will be trying to think of a single, catchy word to work with for a drop-down menu button that could drop down links to some ‘Contact’ page including a ‘FAQs’ page. Preferably a single word that most adult visitors inside the education profession is attracted to so as to find a contact form as well as a faqs page… Have rejected ‘Information’ – there after I am obstructed! The web is so visible at 7shares. org Cheers in advance for virtually any suggestions! ShareFAQS Thanks to have a stab. Great portmanteau — but I wonder that the ‘Share’ half indicates the Contact form Basically, if one ended up looking about for the contact form, would one want to find that below ShareFAQs In this instance, the Contact form is simply that – a straightforward ‘Contact Us’ type… Thanks again, I looked at the site and don’t see why the buttons can’t stay the best way they are. That makes perfect feeling keeping them independent. Maybe FAQS need to be changed to " About" Thanks again – am about to add pages that will require navbar buttons, … Continue reading →

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Link classes?

Posted on June 17, 2012 by admin516 views

I think I need to use classes but I’m confused. Please help me with this: upon http: //shovehost. net/ I’ve CSS for this nav menu. On the other hand, the a capabilities also do different stuff. So as you can see the you slider slide that is the link if a person click the image it’s just black. Plus the bottom navigational backlinks go all funny when i turn them in links… So learn how to make so SOLELY THE < a href blah blah < /a> stuff inside naviational menu may that Because I usually do not want every link on the site to have the black background close to it! With thanks… should alter the. nav class to a #nav div ——— adjust css to ———————– Code: #nav ul list-style-type: none; margin: 0; padding: 0; width: 100%; #nav li show: inline; float: kept; #nav a present: block; width: 166. 67px; padding: 3px 0; #nav a: link, a: visited color: #FFFFFF; background-color: #282828; show: block; text-align: heart; font-family: tahoma; font-size: 0. 9em; text-decoration: none; #nav a: float, a: active background-color: #7A991A; ———– adjust html to ————- < div id=" nav" > This have to segregate the website attributes to … Continue reading →

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