Hi,
I have had a search but found nothing on my question.
I have built a small test site with Pro 5.5 and relative page action. I have a master page with a site title across the top of the page and a vertical CSS menu down the left side. The site pages have a few items designed to display the effect of changing the font size in a browser. I have applied relative page action to the folder holding the individual site pages.
The site pages perform nicely as predicted in a browser as I increase and decrease the text size…
except for the CSS menu which expands sideways to the right and overlays the items to its immediate right.
Am I missing a setting or two, or is this the way that CSS menus are meant to behave with relative page action in operation on the site pages.
This might be happening because the default width of the CSS Menus is Ems. Try setting it to Pixels and it should work as expected (you’ll need to enter the correct pixel value, it won’t convert it for you).
Joe
On 19 Sep 2010, at 18:17, julk wrote:
Hi,
I have had a search but found nothing on my question.
I have built a small test site with Pro 5.5 and relative page action. I have a master page with a site title across the top of the page and a vertical CSS menu down the left side. The site pages have a few items designed to display the effect of changing the font size in a browser. I have applied relative page action to the folder holding the individual site pages.
The site pages perform nicely as predicted in a browser as I increase and decrease the text size…
except for the CSS menu which expands sideways to the right and overlays the items to its immediate right.
Am I missing a setting or two, or is this the way that CSS menus are meant to behave with relative page action in operation on the site pages.