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Wayfinder Menu Help...

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    5ink Reply #11, 19 years ago
    Thanks for the help dev_cw I’ll try this later tonight. I know the code isn’t perfect yet in the CMS because I’m just focusing on getting the general output, I’ll be validating the templates once I have all the functionality (general) that I need. I don’t want to go with a full css based menu unless I have to because I’m short on time :’(

    mmm browser check... Looks like sh*t in Moz, sorry about that...

    The browsers I’m running and testing in though are IE 6/IE 7 as my primary and I’ll be fixing to work with xp / Moz 1.5 Moz 2 xp

    So the issue that I had earlier still remains with ie6/ie7, would you happen to know of some workarounds for this?

    Thanks for your help again, really appreciate it!
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      5ink Reply #12, 19 years ago
      dev_cw - check the same example should all be fine now except for that one issue I’m having with the submenu’s, even if I used a css based menu (for the hover states of the images), and specified height/width of the div to be moused over wouldn’t this still be inherited in the submenu that I’m having problems with? Not sure.

      Thanks again!
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        dev_cw Reply #13, 19 years ago
        I am not sure about the menu issue, don’t have IE to test it on at the moment. I did notice that you are missing an opening <html> tag.

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          5ink Reply #14, 19 years ago
          dang I was an airhead on this one huh. Do you think I should starte a new topic for this browser bug?

          Thanks again
          John
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            5ink Reply #15, 19 years ago
            Nevermind on this question I got it!

            I was researching that  link you gave me Jesster...

            If you have an "&hereTpl" you must also have a "&innerHereTpl" in order for the css drop down not to inherit the properties of the parent image menu.

            [!Wayfinder?startId=`0` &outerTpl=`nav_outerTpl` &rowTpl=`nav_rowTpl` &parentRowTpl=`nav_parentRowTpl` &innerRowTpl=`nav_innerRowTpl` &innerTpl=`nav_innerTpl` &hereTpl=`nav_hereTpl` &innerHereTpl=`nav_innerhereTpl`!]


            Thanks again guys smiley btw, I’m just posting what I find encase somebody else has the same question that way the answer is there for them. Hope you all don’t mind.