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I’m working on a **Horizontal (left to right) CSS3 dropdown menu**. I want to request their e-mail and make it quick and painless. I have constructed the ul and li fine and it is reading right to left, I am having trouble with making it visible and then invisible. I’ve tried a couple of ways and am it is just not working. I tried the _transition: height 2s;_ and well it is not working.
I have viewed numerous demos on dropdown menus and have had several successes just I decided to create something a little different and well. Help ! I’ve stripped out the coding numerous times, frustrated.
I guess adding a form to a menu list is more complex than I thought to the pulldown area.
Here is the code pen page and what I was looking at below http://cdpn.io/wAyam
**MOD EDIT** Code snipped as Codepen exists.
You don’t find ‘display:inline-table’ being used very often! :)
Here’s a functioning dropdown menu that you might be able to fork and play with.
Oh heck….I had some time. –>
Thank you so much for going the**_extra mile_ ** very sweet of you to do so Paulie_D.
I think a video doing this type of thing of more than just adding a link to a web page could be helpful for many of us learning when to use specific CSS3 properties. It gets very awkward on those.
Embarrassed, I guess I lack experience at the moment, but the more I work on these things the more things make sense.
Wild Hare Jesse
Wish I had the time.
I am trying to build up a small set of basic examples with comments on what each property does (and why it’s necessary) purely for my own benefit.
Codepen is excellent for that.