DROPDOWN MENU & Frames

[alexz]

I have horizontal drop down menu and horizntal frames.
The problem is that the menu get's cut off when it reaches
the frame limits. Is there an easy way to go over a frame?

[David Dorward]

Re: DROPDOWN MENU & Frames

alexz wrote:
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> I have horizontal drop down menu and horizntal frames.
> The problem is that the menu get's cut off when it reaches
> the frame limits. Is there an easy way to go over a frame?[/color]

No.

.... you could create an identical element in the other frame and line them
up carefully...

But frames introduce lots of other problems, so ditching them would be the
best option: <http://dorward.me.uk/www/frames/>

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David Dorward http://dorward.me.uk/

[john]

Re: DROPDOWN MENU &amp; Frames

alexz33@hotmail .com (alexz) wrote in message news:<43d72b53. 0309080658.4c2d 07bf@posting.go ogle.com>...[color=blue]
> I have horizontal drop down menu and horizntal frames.
> The problem is that the menu get's cut off when it reaches
> the frame limits. Is there an easy way to go over a frame?[/color]

You could try setting the z-index (CSS) to a higher number (like 1 or
2). This may cause it to be displayed in front of the frame...but I'm
not sure.

[David Dorward]

Re: DROPDOWN MENU &amp; Frames

john wrote:
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> You could try setting the z-index (CSS) to a higher number (like 1 or
> 2). This may cause it to be displayed in front of the frame...but I'm
> not sure.[/color]

It won't. You can't make an element appear in a page using CSS.

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David Dorward http://dorward.me.uk/