It sounds to me like you’re trying too many things at once to get rid
of them. Try making your CSS Menu again, but this time do not style
the text in any way. And especially do not apply the Link Style Action
to any part of your page. That was needed in Freeway 4, but Freeway 5
has this functionality built in, and it’s much better integrated as a
result. Set the link style through the CSS Menu Action’s interface,
and un-check the underlines there.
When you initially draw the menu in Freeway, it should look awful –
just an unordered list of links, with big ugly bullets left of each
one. If you look at the right-most tab of the Inspector while you have
one of these links selected, there shouldn’t be anything much besides
Page > item1 > Text showing in the cascade viewer. The problem you are
having sounds to me like you have applied styles before adding links,
as that creates a mess. Instead of:
<li class"foo"><a href="bar">some text</a></li>
you get this (which breaks any styles that are trying to target the
links inside the LI)
<li><span class="foo"></span>
<a href="bar"><span class="foo">
some text</span></a>
<span class="foo"></span></li>
If you leave the text and the links completely unstyled, then the
Action will be able to make things look the way you want them to. Once
you publish, the Action should be able to draw a perfect WYSIWYG
preview of the menu, and you should see the same thing in the design
view that you do in the preview or a browser.
Walter
On Feb 1, 2009, at 12:27 PM, Snapper wrote:
Thanks for that Dave, Looks like that is just some thing I will have
to live with then.
Any ideas on the menu underline issues?
Regards
Jamie
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