Doesn't CSS just r0x0r the m0nkey?

fury

fury

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See the links at the top of http://members.iquest.net/~fieldd/ultimatebb[5].html ? When you click them, neat translucent, buttonish menus open.

Those menus look the way they are thanks to DHTML, or more specifically, the CSS attributes I put on them.

Border effects - border-width:{thin, medium, thick, or a number value}; border-style:{none, dotted, dashed, solid, double, ridge, groove, inset, or outset}

Translucency - opacity:{any decimal figure greater than 0, up to 1, such as .90}; filter:Alpha(opacity={any percentage value, such as 90})

For translucency, the opacity command is for Netscape. filter:Alpha is the IE command.

(edited to link to a page that still has the menus so people don't think I'm seeing things)

[ June 12, 2001: Message edited by fury ]
 
they are v.cool fury...is there a "position: relative" feature as apposed to "absolute"
 
Yes there is, but it throws off the alignment of the page (disturbs the location of everything else to make room for them)
 
I edited my post... there's a link to a page that still has the menus.
 
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