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Having troubles... - 8/26/2004 20:00:58
I am trying to create a vertical block menu using css. My question is, how can I apply a class to an individual cell of a table? Thanks.
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RE: Having troubles... - 8/26/2004 20:22:19
Here is a tutorial for you to look over, after you read this and give it a try, come back with any questions that you might have.
Here is another one for you that has some really good information in it.
I hope that this helps to explain it a bit for you!
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RE: Having troubles... - 8/26/2004 22:06:58
Thanks for the information on those pages. I understood some of it, but not all. I am still having a problem though.
Basically what I would like to do is the following:
Example:
Have a table with 5 rows or cells. Each cell would have a different link style associated with it. I've tried <td class="style1"> but it does not work properly.
If you need to see my actual style sheet code, I'll post it.
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RE: Having troubles... - 8/27/2004 7:54:55
Hi leatherlips, post your style sheet, it should have worked for you if you followed the tutorial. It could be something in you style sheet or in your html. If you have a link to the page that woudl be great as well. We could see both codes for you and see what is going on for you.
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RE: Having troubles... - 8/27/2004 20:34:41
Thanks for the replies. After more carefully studying the css code, I finally fixed my problem!
I did put the class="style" in the right place. The problem was, my link style wasn't complete. I didn't have the active and visited parts in it. When I did that, it worked like a charm!
What I made was a menu with up to two sub-levels. I wanted the main and each sub-level to have a different look. Now it is very easy to manipulate.
Thanks again! I'll post my site when I get if finished in the critique section.
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RE: Having troubles... - 8/27/2004 20:54:34
Congrats!! I knew you could do it!!
Sometimes its just a simple thing that we left out that can throw it all off.
I'm looking forward to seeing it when you post it!
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RE: Having troubles... - 8/28/2004 11:21:14
I'm having a small problem with Mozilla and Netscape. My menu on the left sticks out a little past the 165 px boundry I set it at. It looks fine in IE and Opera. What am I missing here?
I've posted the site at:
http://www.westcler.org/gm/new
The style sheet is at:
http://www.westcler.org/gm/new/style.css
<edited by c1sissy to fix link to style sheet.>
< Message edited by c1sissy -- 8/28/2004 12:05:48 >
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RE: Having troubles... - 8/29/2004 14:08:26
I think I fixed my problem. Rather than change the style sheet, I changed using my graphic in the table.
Anyway, you can see why I wanted to have 3 different link attributes in my navigation menu. Click on Staff and you'll see.
Thanks.
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RE: Having troubles... - 8/31/2004 8:37:27
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Anyway, you can see why I wanted to have 3 different link attributes in my navigation menu. Click on Staff and you'll see.
Leatherlips, I was just looking at your menu, Do you think that a side pop out menu would be better? Just curious. btw, the site looks good. I like the colors that you chose.
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RE: Having troubles... - 8/31/2004 13:23:38
Leatherlips,
(It feels weird calling you that)
If you ever have to do that again, you may also use another option > an expandable menu:
http://gazingus.org/html/menuExpandable.html
This method validates and is fully accessible, but it is just another option.
Karl
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