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I looked at the source this time.... have you googled "CSS navigation"? That content doesn't make any sense you've got all that text in a single div and then the div changes when you hover.... why? How will this be useable anywhere?

no just a cover will work. I didn't look that hard at the code but if you have a background image and you're still seeing the text from the bottom then ti's because of the z-index. The item with the higher z-index will be on "top". If none of them have a z-index then the on that come's up later...

Yeah thanks, I've fixed it now

give the drop-down menu's a background. They'll cover up the text below. Use z-index to make sure which one is going to be on top

This confuses me a bit...

Apples to Oranges... Dreamweaver is a code editing tool, Wordpress is a content management system and most templates are going to be very SEO friendly. Or you could get really fancy and write your own wordpress template, using Dreamweaver to write it!

So you want to change the opacity?

I hated ASP at first simply because it's a child of MS but I actually kind of like it now. It's not as flexible as PHP but flexibility can many times lead to bad coding. Personally I like the strictly typed languages like ASP.

Love the siggy change benjamin. Also debbi I second what benjamin says. You're not going to be able to accomplish something like this with WYSIWYG software. If you're willing you should learn coding, if you're not willing then you should hire someone that does this kind of thing for a living.

Try this

No... flash isn't for web design...

Im trying (again) to learn my way through JavaScript. The first time I tried I was quickly overwhelmed because I had barely learned HTML && CSS at that point. Now I feel more comfortable and want to give it another swing. In the downtime between then and now I have taken an introductory...

Sorry... I didn't clarify. You know what padding you're putting on in the CSS and I assume that won't. Change so you could use the .height() method instead of the outerHeight() method for your variable assignment. Then add the necessary padding. I'm on my phone right now so please don't make me...

Dont get discouraged... It's not your fault that those stupid tutorials still exist that teach people a stupid way to code. Basically if you're doing anything in your html that is "only for looks" like you said then you're probably doing it wrong. Html should be for content and CSS should be for...

That's strange... you're right it doesn't work in chrome. I don't know what to tell you.... logically that should work. It looks like in chrome the outerHeight method is pulling the wrong height... maybe you could pull just the regular height and then add whatever padding that main div has to it?

Dude if you have no idea how to write javascript then you shouldn't have accepted a job from a client that required javascript validation. You can't just go around pasting together bits of code taht amek nose sense to you and hoping they will work. I explained the simple syntax error you were...

you're saying if the length is less than greater than eleven... of course it's a syntax error because that's an impossible condition. You're trying to say "not equal to" 11 which is done with "!=" ! means not

I know the videos I sent you to doesn't tell you to use tables :P Tables should be used to show data (think sports rosters or a list of contacts) not for any kind of layout. As a matter of fact you could just take the table out of the code you have and be good. ul > li > a is all you need to...

Oh no Quasar :/ Why are you using a table?! I was hoping you hadn't gotten into that habit in the other thread. As for your problem... You could use border and a box-shadow with no spread...