wildmank
09-14-2007, 07:28 PM
I'm sure I'm going to get the question "Why don't you just make the whole page CSS?" Without getting into a long explanation of the people who will eventually be maintining the site and their limited ability and tools.....
I have used Suckerfish's vertical menu inside a table cell (wrapping it within a div). The menu works beatifully in IE, but provides a LOOOOOONG list of ALL menu and sub-menu items in Netscape and FF.
Is there any way to make Suckerfish's vertical menu cross browser compliant (per se) inside a table cell and render the same in the other two browsers?
You can see the result at:
http://wildrivernet.com/_fw/
My original is located at:
http://wildrivernet.com/_fw/index2.htm
Currently, I have no "styles" affiliated to the menu in index.htm (other than the default) since I didn't see any reason to waste time doing styles if the menu didn't work.
I've posted this question to several forums, everyone seems to THINK they have an answer, but thus far.....all code suggestions and edits have not rendered things any differently.
Thanks for any assistance ANYONE can provide. This has been such a pain.
I have used Suckerfish's vertical menu inside a table cell (wrapping it within a div). The menu works beatifully in IE, but provides a LOOOOOONG list of ALL menu and sub-menu items in Netscape and FF.
Is there any way to make Suckerfish's vertical menu cross browser compliant (per se) inside a table cell and render the same in the other two browsers?
You can see the result at:
http://wildrivernet.com/_fw/
My original is located at:
http://wildrivernet.com/_fw/index2.htm
Currently, I have no "styles" affiliated to the menu in index.htm (other than the default) since I didn't see any reason to waste time doing styles if the menu didn't work.
I've posted this question to several forums, everyone seems to THINK they have an answer, but thus far.....all code suggestions and edits have not rendered things any differently.
Thanks for any assistance ANYONE can provide. This has been such a pain.