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In need of help...
I pulled my drop-down Navbar out (temporarily) and went back to the simple one to (hopefully) make it easier for me to make changes to location and see the effect, and learn what the hell I'm doing. I still can't figure out how to make it do what I want, though. Can someone point me in the right direction, please!!??! I've tried using the tool in firefox, but I can't put my finger on the code that's accomplishing what I want. Here's an example of effectively what I want (there are others, but I can't find them now... at work): http://www.tayookusanya.com/ I want my Navbar in the upper right corner in line with my logo/title/whatever-you-want-to-call-it. Like I said, if you can even just get me pointed in the right direction, it'd be much appreciated. I'll reinstall the drop-down navbar later today, so the current one isn't the one I'm looking to move. www.tandrews.smugmug.com
:dunno EDIT: Here's another example: http://www.pullumphotography.com/ or here: http://www.ericholmesphotography.com/ |
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While you are working on your new dropdown navbar add this to your CSS and only you will see it when logged in. It will allow you to get it perfect before going public. Leave the old nav in for your visitors for now. .notLoggedIn .menu {display: none;} |
Disregard
Sorry, I think I found my answer here: http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?...ocation+navbar
Thanks anyway!! :D |
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Add missing */ Put banner image on one line with no break. (scroll to the right) Code:
/*Hides gallery navigation in the guestbook*/ |
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<div id="myHeader">Code:
/*================================================================*/EDit: got it, needed html fixen. Will have to change some of the #navcontainer CSS rules over to class menu to get page highlight to change. Probably this Code:
/* highlight individual menu items when their page is current */Code:
/* highlight individual menu items when their page is current */ |
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</div> <!-- closes menu --> <!-- End Navbar Code --> <div id="myBanner"></div> </div> <!-- -closes myHeader -> <div style="clear: both;"></div> <p style="color:yellow;font-size:14px;text-align:center;"> We're making changes, please be patient!! </p> |
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/* style the links for the top level */of the page. Don't go away till we get that fixed. |
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#myHeader {Code:
/* CSS Dropdown Nav Bar */ |
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Awesome!!! That's exactly what I wanted. Thank you so much!! |
Something isn't right with the footer (as in, half the footer shows up and the slideshow isn't there) when viewed in Firefox, however. In Chrome it works fine. I really don't have an answer for that... cross-browser compatibility = WAY over my head.
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BUT, your nav is messed up. There are html errors. I'll take a look. Be back. |
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<li><a href="#link">Roo</a></li>Code:
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I've got a strange "line" at the end of my navbar where I removed something. It's also at the beginning, although less obvious. I've gone through the code but nothing really jumps out at me, tried adjusting some things but to no effect.
Any ideas? |
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.menu {Code:
/* style the outer div to give it width */ |
Thanks Alan, that sorted it, but I've lost the "rounded corners" I used to have to it... confusing!
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