[geeklog-devel] Javascript menu

[Simon Lord]

> At least twice in the first few times viewing it in IE the entire list  

> did

> not show up.


Yeah, this is likely a coincidence of you viewing the page while I was  
debugging my css this morning.  I have it at a setting I like right now  
and will leave it this was for a few days.



> The spacing is tight in Mozilla 1.7.2, the colors and graphics looked

> correct for me.

> - Justin

>

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> From: "Dwight Trumbower" <dwight at trumbower.com>

> To: <geeklog-devel at lists.geeklog.net>

> Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004 8:57 PM

> Subject: Re: [geeklog-devel] Javascript menu

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>> Looks nice in IE, not so nice in Mozilla.

>>

>> Simon Lord wrote:

>>

>>> I was fortunate to come across the following script via a buddy.  It  

>>> has

>>> to be the smallest javascript code and css I've ever seen supporting  

>>> a

>>> wickedly cool hierarchical menu system.

>>>

>>> I spent the day making new icons for it and totally rewriting the  

>>> css so

>>> it looks better.  If any genius here thinks they can tie it into the

>>> Topics block then please send me your hack.  Ideally the topic name

>>> would be the main link with the story names being the items with the

>>> menu.  I have a hardcoded version working here:

>>>

>>> http://www.karbonized.com/dmx/

>>>

>>> Hopefully the file (9k) is attached below...

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>> Sincerely,

>>> Simon

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Sincerely,
Simon