Steve Hards
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bySteve Hards, January 9, 2012
bySteve Hards, September 21, 2010
bySteve Hards, April 12, 2010
bySteve Hards, February 14, 2010
I've tried a number of drop-down menu modules to work with my CB MyCommunity template, but this is small and worked best. Actually, most of the others require you to modify the CSS, too.
You need to find and modify the CSS file in the module's directory (to match your menu's colour, etc.)
One thing to mention - check the file size of the uploaded csshover3.htc file that comes with the module. If it is zero bytes, as mine was, replace it with the latest version of that file from http://www.xs4all.nl/~peterned/csshover.html
There were two things I had to fix that were not related to this module, but I'll note them here in case anyone else has the problem:
1) I needed to add z-index:1; to the submenu section of the CSS so that the submenu would display over the background.
2) In IE the submenus disappeared more often than not on movement of the cursor towards them. This turned out to be a problem with my menu items' line height: reducing it from the default 31px to 20px cured it!
You need to find and modify the CSS file in the module's directory (to match your menu's colour, etc.)
One thing to mention - check the file size of the uploaded csshover3.htc file that comes with the module. If it is zero bytes, as mine was, replace it with the latest version of that file from http://www.xs4all.nl/~peterned/csshover.html
There were two things I had to fix that were not related to this module, but I'll note them here in case anyone else has the problem:
1) I needed to add z-index:1; to the submenu section of the CSS so that the submenu would display over the background.
2) In IE the submenus disappeared more often than not on movement of the cursor towards them. This turned out to be a problem with my menu items' line height: reducing it from the default 31px to 20px cured it!
bySteve Hards, January 31, 2010
bySteve Hards, January 31, 2010
bySteve Hards, December 14, 2008
With it enabled you add your picture to your content normally, resize it from the original, change the default alt text (usually picked up from the file name) to what you want the viewer to read when they click on the picture, and save.
Set and forget! Easy! Thanks!
bySteve Hards, November 15, 2008
I think a previous reviewer asked about changing the popup background colour from black - you can simply do this by editing the fbox_bg properties in the fbox_css.css file.