Hi Pros. I've been dealing with this problem for a few days now. Sorry about my english, I'll do my best.
I'm trying to get a menu that is 100% width of the browser window. Within this menu there are 7 link with rollover effect. The problem for me is that I cant get is 1. the background-image to center and figure out the rollover effect when it's all built around %. 2. I have also tried to get a bigger div centered in a smaller div (that scales according to the browser window size) while the big div holds the rollover effect.
I've made a test.html for you to view, PLEASE help me. I'm an intern at an agency in my home contry and the regular developer is on vacation. :/
here's the site: http://www.henrikbackman.com/fom/test.html and the css is located at http://www.henrikbackman.com/fom/css/style.css
how I would do it in my head is use a UL then set the LI to display:inline-block (float:left for IE).
then With your A links just do what you have done. instead of setting a XXpx XXpx for background position - try doing top center, then it will always put the graphic in the centre, without depending on the size of its container, surely...
Obviously I have not tried any of this stuff out...
how I would do it in my head is use a UL then set the LI to display:inline-block (float:left for IE).
then With your A links just do what you have done. instead of setting a XXpx XXpx for background position - try doing top center, then it will always put the graphic in the centre, without depending on the size of its container, surely...
Obviously I have not tried any of this stuff out...
Could you write a short example on how that would look? I have no idea on where to start.
ul#nav li { display:inline-block; float:left; /*for IE really*/ min-width:100px; /*set to longest text: so when it rescales the link text dosnt hide*/ }
ul#nav li a { display:block; width:100%; height:25px; outline:none; }
I'm trying to get a menu that is 100% width of the browser window. Within this menu there are 7 link with rollover effect. The problem for me is that I cant get is 1. the background-image to center and figure out the rollover effect when it's all built around %. 2. I have also tried to get a bigger div centered in a smaller div (that scales according to the browser window size) while the big div holds the rollover effect.
I've made a test.html for you to view, PLEASE help me. I'm an intern at an agency in my home contry and the regular developer is on vacation. :/
here's the site: http://www.henrikbackman.com/fom/test.html and the css is located at http://www.henrikbackman.com/fom/css/style.css
/Henrik
I'm pretty sure I did over complicate it. I'm not that good with css, but I have to get this working.
then With your A links just do what you have done. instead of setting a XXpx XXpx for background position - try doing top center, then it will always put the graphic in the centre, without depending on the size of its container, surely...
Obviously I have not tried any of this stuff out...
Could you write a short example on how that would look? I have no idea on where to start.
Something like that....
Edit: oh looks like you are there anyway :D