Does anyone know if its possible get the CSS menus to have rounded edges
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Yes, but only in modern browsers. IE will still see square corners.
What you do is write some extra CSS to apply the border-radius CSS3
property to your menu elements. The only tricky part is finding the
correct CSS selector to use. For that, the Safari Web Inspector is
invaluable. Turn it on in the Advanced tab of the Safari Preferences
by checking the Show Develop Menu option there. Now you can right- or
Control-click on an element on your page and see the entire structure
surrounding it, including the classnames and ids of the menu and its
elements. For an example of how to write the CSS, just apply the CSS3
Corners Action to any other element on the page, and view source to
see the code it creates.
Walter
On Jul 28, 2011, at 5:35 PM, David Wise wrote:
Does anyone know if its possible get the CSS menus to have rounded
edges
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Thanks Walter, I will try that, I just had another issue with Rollovers, but read an old answer you had given someone else, can I ask you a question for something else that I cannot find in any tutorials.
My staff have asked me to design a website, were there is a section at the top that stays in position, even when scrolling, the section at the top stays in place, similar to when you freeze the top part of an excel document, so you can scroll through a spreadsheet, and the headings stay in place.
Can this be done in Freeway
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Select your item that you wish to be static (has to be a layered Div) - look in the HTML Item inspector and to the right of the Layer checkbox you can choose a dropdown for the Position setting. The default is Absolute but if you choose Fixed in Window you will get what you want.
Note that Mobile Safari does not support this - Yet! iOS5 will.
David
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Thanks for that, so if I do on my master page, just draw an HTML area, making sure that the layered and fix in window is selected, is that right
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Yup!
And put any content you want fixed within that layered HTML item.
D
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