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Any initial thoughts on: [URL]http://rallyxpics.xyme.net[/URL]. Cheers.
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It's still not having it. Btw, I haven't updated it on the online version, only the one on my PC - I have started the DB integration and I don't want to set up the DB remotely as well as on my PC.
Nimco wrote:
> But if I apply it to the link tag, I won't get the colour change on
> hover.
Sorry, you need to apply it to the link AND img tags (of course you need to refine your class as .topmenu instead of td.topmenu).
> But if I apply it to the link tag, I won't get the colour change on
> hover.
Sorry, you need to apply it to the link AND img tags (of course you need to refine your class as .topmenu instead of td.topmenu).
But if I apply it to the link tag, I won't get the colour change on hover.
You need to apply your class to the link tag, not the table.
gamesfreak wrote:
> It might be down to the fact of you using transparent gif's.
>
> IE sucks.
Surely IE can handle transparent GIFs?
> It might be down to the fact of you using transparent gif's.
>
> IE sucks.
Surely IE can handle transparent GIFs?
Nimco wrote:
> OK, I've begun turning it into a web page. Instead of JS rollovers,
> I've gone for CSS rollovers - less images, and no JS :)
>
> Only problem is though, although it works fine in Firefox, it doesn't
> work in IE - any thoughts? Same address as before if you wanna see.
It might be down to the fact of you using transparent gif's.
IE sucks.
> OK, I've begun turning it into a web page. Instead of JS rollovers,
> I've gone for CSS rollovers - less images, and no JS :)
>
> Only problem is though, although it works fine in Firefox, it doesn't
> work in IE - any thoughts? Same address as before if you wanna see.
It might be down to the fact of you using transparent gif's.
IE sucks.
It validates as XHTML Transitional 1.0, CSS, Bobby A and Bobby 508...not bad going for a quick job!
OK, I've begun turning it into a web page. Instead of JS rollovers, I've gone for CSS rollovers - less images, and no JS :)
Only problem is though, although it works fine in Firefox, it doesn't work in IE - any thoughts? Same address as before if you wanna see.
Only problem is though, although it works fine in Firefox, it doesn't work in IE - any thoughts? Same address as before if you wanna see.
none of the links work.
It will take me quite a while, but I'm used to doing it now cos I've done quite a few CMSs of one variety or another, so I can reel them off quite fast.
It's not too advanced - just editing text, pricing (which links into the online purchasing system), photos, etc. A lot of stuff will be "static" in the sense it can't be changed from the CMS - the layout, general design, etc.
It's not too advanced - just editing text, pricing (which links into the online purchasing system), photos, etc. A lot of stuff will be "static" in the sense it can't be changed from the CMS - the layout, general design, etc.
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