TD bgcolor on mouseOver

ranjan wrote:

Murray *TMM* wrote:

But on a horizontal menu, it's not necessary.

You can not control the width or height of an inline element

Hence

.navlink a {
width:175px; height:23px;
}

Display: block + padding + a few IE hacks depending on the parent
element = the only way to fill up a cell :-)


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Al Sparber- PVII wrote:

depending on the parent
element = the only way to fill up a cell :-)

Parent element of what?

The parent of <a> is the <td> no?

Ranjan

.oO(Murray *TMM*)

Perhaps, if you want vertical menus. But on a horizontal menu, it's not
necessary. And it might not even be necessary on a vertical one.

The width and height properties do not apply to non-replaced
inline-level elements. They apply to <img> for example (replaced
element), but not to anchors. You would have to use line-height and
padding instead.

Micha

Thanks, guys. I thought incorrectly then....

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.oO(Murray *TMM*)

Perhaps, if you want vertical menus. But on a horizontal menu, it's not
necessary. And it might not even be necessary on a vertical one.

The width and height properties do not apply to non-replaced
inline-level elements. They apply to <img> for example (replaced
element), but not to anchors. You would have to use line-height and
padding instead.

Micha

What about non-cell contained links, e.g., <a href="link1"></a><a
href="link2"></a>....?

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"Al Sparber- PVII" <adSTRApmin (AT) projectseven (DOT) com> wrote

ranjan wrote:
Murray *TMM* wrote:

But on a horizontal menu, it's not necessary.

You can not control the width or height of an inline element

Hence

.navlink a {
width:175px; height:23px;
}


Display: block + padding + a few IE hacks depending on the parent
element = the only way to fill up a cell :-)


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Murray *TMM* wrote:

Thanks, guys. I thought incorrectly then....

Ne-ne-ne-ne-ne-neeeee
;-)

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Bah! 8)

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Murray *TMM* wrote:
Thanks, guys. I thought incorrectly then....


Ne-ne-ne-ne-ne-neeeee
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Don't you mean "bollocks"?
"favvy" ??
Mick

Dan Vendel *GOF* wrote:

Bullocks (my new favvy word).

Mick White wrote:

Don't you mean "bollocks"?
"favvy" ??

Yes, thanks for correction.
"favvy" or "favvie" is a "cool" word we youngsters use, so don't worry
about it.<g>

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No I'm sorry. Mr Vedel definitely gets the award from me on this one. A gold
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Mick White wrote:

Don't you mean "bollocks"?
"favvy" ??


Yes, thanks for correction.
"favvy" or "favvie" is a "cool" word we youngsters use, so don't worry
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