I am trying to do a site in FrontPage2003 using dwt and css. I added a
drop-down javascript menu (EZMenu). It is working however the CSS overrides
the formatting of the menu.
Is there a way to either shut off the CSS for the menu or add lines to
either the JS file or the CSS page to let the menu formatting show thru?
I'm trying to install a javascript menu. You can find the menu here and I'm trying to install it here.
I followed the install directions, but for some reason I can't get it to show up. I want the menu to show up where I have the main menu on the left of the page.
I have a logo jpg and then a jpg which is a solid blue line. I am
trying to make my javascript menu load underneath these two. I have put
the src="menu.js" after the two jpg's in the code but it always loads
above them in the browser.
Is there a way of getting my menu as the third item down from the top
or will javascript always load to the top?
I am making a web page and i have one js menu in it. But when I resize page
in the enternet explorer, menu stays at the same size and that is bad.
Anyone knows how to deal with it or anyone has some manu in which I can
define size in percents, not in pixels.
i am trying to get a horizontal menu and sub menu in css, which works great on my Firefox But, in order to get around the ie hover bug, i included some javascript which gives me a strange result.. Code:
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a menu in my web page, hovering on which it displays the
contents.Its been constructed using <ul> and <li>tags.
The problem is that the menu appears on page load which i dont it to
happen. I want the menu to be appeared only if I hover the mouse on it.
Here is the code i have written :
I would like to set dynamically the pressed item of a menu of a form in javascript. First, how to get the value of the item that has been selected with the mouse. Then how to set it in javascript. I don't know the object name. I do that like form.myfield.value = xxxx with an input text, but it it doesnot work for menu!
View 1 Replies View RelatedI do not understand javascript at all. For about eight years I've had a UDM javascript menu on each of about 200 pages. It consists of a bunch of files that live in the top of my website and are called to each page by four lines of script. I have had only to edit appearance and links in one file. Instructions were to leave the others alone.
The present version of the UDM menu is not free, as the old one was, and if I did buy it I'm not at all sure I'd be able to cope with it. Unless the names of the new files matched those of the old ones, I'd have to go in and edit each page individually.
My problem is that IE9 doesn't display the menu, but does display its background, so there's a big beige block on the top left of every page. It looks bad.
Would I be able to add to one of the files something like a conditional comment such as "If IE9 display none"?
I have a great WYSIWYG JavaScript and it is the one I want to use if I can get it working with PHP.
The editing text area used with the JavaScript is in iframe tags <iframe></iframe>.
With the WYSIWYG JavaScript I use
PHP Code:
<textarea cols="106" rows="30" name="text" class="editformtext"><?=$text?></textarea>
to make my text editing area work to update my database however I cannot get it to work with the iframe tags and the WYSIWYG JavaScript.
Can these work together? If so how? Does what I have said make sense?
I have some code that runs a floating menu and I get a run time error. The error says: 'null' is null or not an object.
IE says the line that is having the problem is (about half way down:
var el = document.getElementById(el_id);
..........
I like it because everything is modular, the submenus stays within the shape of the rectangle without jutting out horizontally across the website. However, when I tried to tweak with the code some of the images just wouldn't show up. I saved the ENTIRE website but modifying the names of the images just didn't work. As a result I am comtemplating on doing this same menu in Flash. (loading the same positioned swf on top of another, on top of another).
View 7 Replies View Relatedi need to design a site with a lot of pages and i need to use drop down menu using javascript to make navigation easier. pls anyone got the code or a tutorial for me to learn from.
say i got a text link called About Us and i want drop downs under it like
About Us
Mission Statement
Staff
Vision
Objectives
I was wondering if you all know the short cuts to options such as copy, view source, save as, etc
in other words what i am looking for is the javascript strings like this:
"
if(window.parent.document.body.style.zoom!=0) window.parent.document.body.style.zoom*=1.6; else window.parent.document.body.style.zoom=1.6;
I have a DHTML menu that I created on a site that shows a submenu when you hover over the main navigation.
Everything seems to work fine except when you view the site in I.E. on a Mac. The subnavigation does not show up. Does anyone have any ideas?
I have created a Javascript menu for my site which uses frames. The first
stage loads fine but I want two drill down menus ("About Me Menu" and
"Projects Menu"). The pages load fine, but the images aren't displayed,
instead the alt text is shown. The images come up after you "Mouse Over"
them but not before......can anybody spot any errors in my code which could
be doing this please. For info, I have 4 images for each button, to take
into acount whether the button had been used and to give a mouse-over image
for each state. I have also deleted the code for items 3-5 as they are
commercially sensitive. Code:
iam creating a multiselect menu in javascript the code for that is as follows:
"<select id="groups" name="groups[]" size="4" multiple>"
"<option value=x>xyz</option>"
..
..
..
..
"</select>"
iam doing this completely in javascript. Its a dynamic menu. So how can
retrieve the values in javascript itself .
I've been using the very cool Transmenu javascript drop down menu that I heard about on this forum. Below the menu is a flash movie that I set to 'transparent' so that the menu will display on top of the movie. This works GREAT on internet explorer, however I've recently become a big fan of firefox and the menu still seems to fall behind the flash movie in that browser.
Has anyone had experience with this issue? I could really use a solution here to get the menu to display on top of the flash.
I have this irritation problem that i cnt sort out. I jave a menu on my website that uses javascript popup menus on mouse over.
But now the problem is that wen the menu appears, it is behind the dropdownlist on the site that is under the menu. This only hapens in IE and works fine in firefox. It does the same things with flash banners.
I have a 3 drop down menus used in a form. Depending on what the selection is of the 1st drop down menu, the contents of the the 2nd and 3rd drop down menu can change.
I have all the contents of the drops down menus stored in an array in an external .js file. That way I can manage the content better and upload new .js files whenever I need to.
Since the contents of the .js file can change frequently, my question is how can I ensure that people using the form are always accessing the most up to date .js file without having them to refresh the page?
I'm trying to place a javascript pulldown menu in a layer at the top of my page.
Everything seemed to work great until I noticed the menu always stays visible as you scroll down the page.
How can I make this menu stay put exactly in the layer (yellow bar) and not scrolldown? Code:
Can anyone recommend a good javascript drop-down menu?
I am searching for one with these features:
- can easily be used for horizontal and vertical menus;
- is search engine friendly (not mandatory);
- resizes properly when increasing/decreasing browser text sizes;
There are so many choices, and so little time, so if you know of any great ones that are free or affordable, please let me know.
I´m trying to place a javascript navigation menu inside a cell of
a table in my page, the problem is that the constructor of the menu
object has parameters for menu positioning and size and when the
window is rezised the menu stands at the same position and with the
same size.
My question is: is there a way to modify those parameters
dinamically to match window size, and how is that made, or is there
another way to include that menu using a table for page layout.
I have an old web application I did where browsers with dynamic
capabilities received a drop down menu on the top of the page and a
fold out on the left hand side of the page and non-dynamic browsers
received two static menus. This was done via server side detection of
browser capabilities and branching the application. Over time needless
to say the capabilities between the dynamic and static sides got
seriously out of whack.
Now the drop-down menu was not done unobtrusively, it was done via
mouseovers and the like.
Obviously it makes sense to change the menus to be done by catching
events. But I would also like to redo the dynamic and static branching.
The way I figured would be as follows:
The static menus are placed inside of noscript elements.
The dynamic menus are loaded with display set to none. Script writes in
a new css changing dynamic menu display to block.
As I understand noscript is considered bad via unobtrusive javascript
theory, however I have a hard time seeing how one could make a menu
that would display properly as a static menu yet also function as a
drop down or fold out (especially fold out), collapsible expandable
menus are easy since they basically have the menu order placed in the
structure needed.
So I'm wondering if anyone has reasonable suggestions on how to
succeed.
On another subject, anyone know what the effect of a bunch of links
inside a noscript element that mirror a bunch of links in the normal
page will do to Google's algorithms?
I am trying to generate a pulldown-menu with JavaScript/DOM:
The following Code works fine with Opera an Mozilla but in the IE the
width of the select element is too short:
myCurrentElement =
window.document.getElementsByName('par_role')[0];
for (var i = 0; i < optionArray.length; i++)
{
myNewElement =
window.document.createElement('option');
myNewElement.setAttribute('value',
optionArray[i]["value"]);
if (optionArray[i]["selected"]==1)
{
myNewElement.setAttribute('selected',
'selected');
}
myNewText =
window.document.createTextNode(optionArray[i]["label"]);
myNewElement.appendChild(myNewText);
myCurrentElement.appendChild(myNewElement);
}
<select size="1" name="par_role"">
<script language="JavaScript">
<!-- //
var j = optionArray.length;
optionArray[j] = new Object();
optionArray[j]["value"] = "1";
optionArray[j]["label"] = "Admin";
var j = optionArray.length;
optionArray[j] = new Object();
optionArray[j]["value"] = "4";
optionArray[j]["selected"] = "1";
optionArray[j]["label"] = "TEST";
// -->
</script>
If I try to set the width of the select-element with css, long labels
are cut off.
Do I have any other possibility to reset the width of the select
element?
I am new to JavaScript and have been plugging away at it trying build a menu for site I am developing. My colleague has suggested I use Flash, which I could, but I think it is unnecessary and JavaScript is ideal for this use.
I have been building a menu that has a sub menu that appears below all of the main menu items. I have got this working and will include the code I used to do this below.
Now I want to change the button image so that it is visible which sub-menu the items that appear below belong to. Code:
which was very helpful and with some playing around I can now get my existing menu to complete part of my task. But I have 4 menu items and therefore need to use a "var" command to allow me to define different button images for different menus. Code:
Anyone trying out the javascript drop down menus from the Sitepoint Javascript Anthology book might have noticed that in IE7 the sub menus are misaligned, they are offset to far to the right.
Has anyone else come across this problem and does anyone know how to fix it? It has unfortunately broken several of my menus, though if you just try the demo menus from the book in IE7 they also suffer the same problem.