For a better explanation on why learn to code, like your dropdown menu you are having problems with, see DreamWeaver Myth in the DreamWever section as LSW is a better writer than I by far. You can post now and register later.
If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account. Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible. Paste as plain text instead. Only 75 emoji are allowed. Display as a link instead. Clear editor. Upload or insert images from URL. Reply to this topic Start new topic. Recommended Posts. Griffin 0 Posted February 25, Posted February 25, Hello all I'm trying to centre a horizontal spry menu within a div, I've been looking everywhere to find a solution.
Any help would be appreciated. Link to post Share on other sites. There's a banner image at the top of the page, followed below by a table of news items. The image and table are both centered horizontally, of course. When I inserted the spry menu vertically between the image and table, the menu is left-adjusted on the page, and I wonder how to center it horizontally. I did discover that if I inserted a one-row, one-column table between the existing image and table, that table will be centered and I can create the spry menu in that table and it will therefore be centered.
They apply only to the horizontal menu bars: MenuBarLeftShrink - the menu bar will be horizontally "shrinkwrapped" be just big enough to hold his items and left-aligned MenuBarRightShrink - as MenuBarLeftShrink, but right-aligned MenuBarFixedLeft - set to a specified width defined in rule ". MenuBarFixedCentered - Fixed to a specified width defined in rule ".
MenuBarFullwidth - expands to fill the width of the parent container. In general, all the rules specified in this file are prefixed by MenuBar so that they don't apply to instances of the widget inserted along with the rules. This allows use of multiple MenuBarBasic widgets on the same page with different layouts.
Due to limitations in IE6. There are a few rules where this was not possible. These rules are so noted in the comments. MenuItem and MenuItemLabel at a given level all use the same definition for ems. These have very low specificity, so be careful not to overstep accidentally. The MenuItem is the active area of hover. For most elements, we have padding top or bottom or border only on MenuItem or a child so we keep all tiled submenu with elements.
Definition of this 0 avoids the "dead zones" to hover. Alternatively, if you use the elements of fixed width, you can change this value on the left to use px or ems to get the desired offset.
For a selector like '. IE6 wrongly apply this rule. This avoids the need of IE conditional comments to these rules. The CSS for the site in general is reproduced below: my belief is that it is a: link, a: visited, a: hover, a: active styles that may be in conflict. If an image is used in the header instead of text, you can remove the padding.
You can remove this line if you want the mainContent div text to fill the space of sidebar1 when the content of sidebar1 is complete. Width: px; height: 58px; background-image: url.. Width: px; padding-top: 12px; padding-bottom: 10px; background-image: url.. Width: px; height: 38px; margin: auto; padding: 0; background-image: URL..
Width: auto; margin: auto; padding-top: 12px; padding-bottom: 12px; background-image: url.. Width: px; height: 44px; margin: auto; padding: 0; background-image: url.. Well, I checked your page in IE6 and it seems to work fine for me except that here seemes to be a little space between items that may be due to lack of support of.
In other words, if there is a little transparency on the edge of the chart? Maybe it's more a shot in the water on my part! Short is sweet. I use DW CS5. I understand that Spry is no longer supported and outdated architecture, so what are my options if I want to include drop-down menus on my site? I have never used the drop down menu option before, but now a need to do so. I just want to find something that is easy to configure and professional.
I'm not a coder by any stretch of the imagination, that's why I'm looking for something I can use and change via CSS, as you can do with Spry. In CS5. Thank you for advice or useful links.
Take a look at the seven project. There are a number of different menu options of guys who really know their business of script. It is more a spry menu bar, which was crap anyway. You can learn how to make a simple CSS - only menu or a menu jQuery.
The new version of DW includes a starter starter site, which is how many sites asre built these days. Bootstrap also contains a navigation pane. I just got a new computer at work, and so I had to reinstall Dreamweaver CS6. Now my spry menu bar I have in a model is all disfigured. Instead of "horizontal", it's categories listed vertically and with no style.
I tried messing around with turn styles, but the problem is that the spry menu bar seems well in Dreamweaver. I can provide the code if necessary. Let me know how you want to display. Thank you very kindly in advance. I thought about it. The error was in my site definition. I had a mistake in "web URL".
What can make a difference of two points. I want to just fall down and show the links of the child. I have a link that says "Golf Tips", I don't want that is clickable. I just want that he dropped down to the submenus. Because it seems that each tab should have a link it requires me to create a page of destination which are licensed in the drop-down list coming out of the tab "golf tips".
With the Spry menu options open in the Property inspector at the bottom of the work area, you can edit the submenu text by first selecting the menu item in the left-most menu field, and then selecting the submenu item in the middle menu field. You can edit the text of any selected item in the Text field at the far right of the inspector.
As you see in this example, Item 1. To remove a menu item, select it and click the minus - sign. For example, you can add a third level menu item by selecting a submenu item and then clicking the plus sign above the third menu field. In this figure, a third-level submenu item, Manhattan, is being added to the submenu item NY Office, which is a submenu item of Locations. A menu bar, by design, should include links to the main sections and subsections of a Web site.
To turn any menu item into a link, select the item in the Property inspector and enter the URL in the Link field. You can also use the browse button hint: it looks like a yellow file folder to locate and select any file in a Web site and set the link automatically.
If you are setting a link to a top-level menu item, you can also select the text in the main workspace and set the link in the Property inspector. To edit the text and background colors in a Spry menu, you must edit the corresponding styles. The tricky part is that the style definitions for text and background colors are included in the link styles, which have multiple states.
For example, the style named: ul. MenuBarHorizontal a, defines the background and text color that display when a link is first loaded by a browser. MenuBarHorizontal a:hover, ul. MenuBarHorizontal a:focus. By default, the font in a Spry menu is the same as the page font. If you want to change the font used in the menu without altering the page font, you can add a font definition to the style named: ul.
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