THe pages switch nicely until the practice areas.
On those pages instead of using the CSS I am using a scripty accordian for the menu since I am putting all the practice areas in and want people to “easily” go to each to see more about it instead of always going back to the main practice page.
Going between the practice area pages - my screen seems to jump. Is there a way to smooth this?
Thank you again I really do appreciate all of your help.
THe pages switch nicely until the practice areas.
On those pages instead of using the CSS I am using a scripty accordian for the menu since I am putting all the practice areas in and want people to “easily” go to each to see more about it instead of always going back to the main practice page.
Going between the practice area pages - my screen seems to jump. Is there a way to smooth this?
Thank you again I really do appreciate all of your help.
It looks like the leading is different in the two cases. Maybe you
need to fill in all the options in all the menus (make sure they all
link to pages) before you try debugging this visual effect. There’s a
big difference between a line of text wrapped in a link and a line of
text without the link.
One thing to be sure of – if you are using ScriptyAccordion, it will
reward you for leaving all of the text in your accordion as unstyled
as possible. Having a whole lot of local styles will make this sort of
thing really hard to untwist. You might want to go through this
element on every page and highlight every line and click no style,
then just add the header tag you need to make the effect work. The
rest of the visual styling can and should be done from the parent
block level.
And before anyone else beats me to it, you have a major typo on one of
your page headers. How many Ts in Corporate?
Walter
On Nov 2, 2010, at 11:46 AM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
THe pages switch nicely until the practice areas.
On those pages instead of using the CSS I am using a scripty
accordian for the menu since I am putting all the practice areas in
and want people to “easily” go to each to see more about it instead
of always going back to the main practice page.
Going between the practice area pages - my screen seems to jump. Is
there a way to smooth this?
Thank you again I really do appreciate all of your help.
Ok -
and would you suggest maybe not using CSS at all since there is no drop downs on the other pages?
I will unstyle all and take out all extra styles. Thank you!
LOL - I will look at that and fix it.
Thank you!
On Nov 3, 2010, at 9:38 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
It looks like the leading is different in the two cases. Maybe you need to fill in all the options in all the menus (make sure they all link to pages) before you try debugging this visual effect. There’s a big difference between a line of text wrapped in a link and a line of text without the link.
One thing to be sure of – if you are using ScriptyAccordion, it will reward you for leaving all of the text in your accordion as unstyled as possible. Having a whole lot of local styles will make this sort of thing really hard to untwist. You might want to go through this element on every page and highlight every line and click no style, then just add the header tag you need to make the effect work. The rest of the visual styling can and should be done from the parent block level.
And before anyone else beats me to it, you have a major typo on one of your page headers. How many Ts in Corporate?
Walter
On Nov 2, 2010, at 11:46 AM, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
THe pages switch nicely until the practice areas.
On those pages instead of using the CSS I am using a scripty accordian for the menu since I am putting all the practice areas in and want people to “easily” go to each to see more about it instead of always going back to the main practice page.
Going between the practice area pages - my screen seems to jump. Is there a way to smooth this?
Thank you again I really do appreciate all of your help.