I'm designing a new website and I have this problem with a line:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://downstream.greatcorners.nl/">http://downstream.greatcorners.nl/</a><!-- m -->
The code for the border at the left of the white box is:
#nav_menu ul.border
{
border-right: 1px solid #4A4A4A;
height: 300px;
}
But since content differs and height: 100% isn't working, I have no idea how to get a border at the left of that box.you might try changing the name - border is an actual CSS property and probably should be used as a class name.
Also, you might want to actually add something into the <li> for it to show.Changed quite a lot; basically placed the menu in the context.
The menu is positioned absolute and moved out to the left.
It could probably be simplified, but I had to tweak it a little for Opera (still not quite right on the menu header spacing).I'm gonna take a look at it
.
[edit]
It works in Firefox and I'm allmost stunned
. Thanks alot.
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://downstream.greatcorners.nl/">http://downstream.greatcorners.nl/</a><!-- m -->
The code for the border at the left of the white box is:
#nav_menu ul.border
{
border-right: 1px solid #4A4A4A;
height: 300px;
}
But since content differs and height: 100% isn't working, I have no idea how to get a border at the left of that box.you might try changing the name - border is an actual CSS property and probably should be used as a class name.
Also, you might want to actually add something into the <li> for it to show.Changed quite a lot; basically placed the menu in the context.
The menu is positioned absolute and moved out to the left.
It could probably be simplified, but I had to tweak it a little for Opera (still not quite right on the menu header spacing).I'm gonna take a look at it
.[edit]
It works in Firefox and I'm allmost stunned
. Thanks alot.