I just don't get this:
http://friendsofalfalah.nl/nl/index.php?page=Al-Falah
Scroll down and then try the menu. You'll see that the subframe is at the bottom of the iframe. I have the same problem at http://plastic-halo.nl/cms/ but there it always is at the half of the page. I just do'nt understand this. I tried to change some css but that didn't work out. Can anyone help me?
Oh, and the design sucks in Firefox, I know (working on it).
floating phplayers
floating phplayers
Last edited by TNTH on Tue Jun 28, 2005 9:27 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: floating phplayers
floating phplayers
I think your problem is that the menu takes the space from top of the page and not from the window.
kris
I think your problem is that the menu takes the space from top of the page and not from the window.
kris
Re: floating phplayers
Hi,
I took a look at the html-output on your page, and noticed that you have the menu in a set of div-tags
What is the "position" value of #divStayTopLeft? this must be absolute, and then you should put the content inside another set of div-tags.
Now comes the fun part:
You will most likely have to edit "function getOffsetTop(layer)" in "layersmenu-library.js"
This function is used to calculate the possitions of all submenu-frames.
My guess is that you have to add the following line right befor the "return" statement
I took a look at the html-output on your page, and noticed that you have the menu in a set of div-tags
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<div id="divStayTopLeft">
Now comes the fun part:
You will most likely have to edit "function getOffsetTop(layer)" in "layersmenu-library.js"
This function is used to calculate the possitions of all submenu-frames.
My guess is that you have to add the following line right befor the "return" statement
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value -= document.getElementById('divStayTopLeft').offsetTop;