PHWinfo - Afficher un message - Adding pop up menu and submenu to existing image

12/03/2008, 18h10

TractorMom wrote:
> I meant to type CS3. Sorry about that. Fingers don't work sometimes. MK

If you do a local test of the pages, do the menus work? If so, chances
are the CSS and javascript files for the menus are not getting uploaded.
Make sure the css and javascript files for the menus are uploaded
(they usually aren't if you're just uploading the html pages.

If the pages are not working locally within by previewing within DW, t's
most likely a path issue. Check your html code and ensure and that the
resulting pages are pointing to the right location for the js and css files.

It's worth mentioning also that while FW menus are easy to build, they
can be a pain to maintain and update on a commercial site. I'll use them
to quickly slap together a mock up, but I turn to other commercial
extensions to do the actual site work, Such as Project 7's pop up menus.

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12/03/2008, 18h10	#4
Jim Babbage .:CMX:. & .:Adobe Community Expert:. Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Adding pop up menu and submenu to existing image TractorMom wrote: > I meant to type CS3. Sorry about that. Fingers don't work sometimes. MK If you do a local test of the pages, do the menus work? If so, chances are the CSS and javascript files for the menus are not getting uploaded. Make sure the css and javascript files for the menus are uploaded (they usually aren't if you're just uploading the html pages. If the pages are not working locally within by previewing within DW, t's most likely a path issue. Check your html code and ensure and that the resulting pages are pointing to the right location for the js and css files. It's worth mentioning also that while FW menus are easy to build, they can be a pain to maintain and update on a commercial site. I'll use them to quickly slap together a mock up, but I turn to other commercial extensions to do the actual site work, Such as Project 7's pop up menus. -- Jim Babbage - .:Community MX:. & .:Adobe Community Expert:. http://www.communityMX.com/ CommunityMX - Free Resources: http://www.communitymx.com/free.cfm --- .:Adobe Community Expert for Fireworks:. Adobe Community Expert http://tinyurl.com/2a7dyp --- See my work on Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/jim_babbage/