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My current CSS points to background images for my main menu and, since I have only some experience with CSS, I can’t figure out how to implement it in such a way that it uses my current background images as opposed to a solid color.
Hi one9us,
I assume you are just wanting to change the background image of the menu? In which case, make sure you have an image in your main menu from the CSS generator, and find the image files cod in the CSS. Then just change the URL of that file to wherever your existing image is.No, I’d like to specify not only the background (which is made up of 2 images) but also different parent pages. Also, I’d like to specify only certain child pages under each parent.
Er, I’m still a little confused. Could you post an image showing what you want to achieve? That might be an easier way of explaining it.
Sure.
I’m hoping for something like this in the end:
http://one9.us/images/misc/dropdown-menus.jpgAs it is, the Photos link goes to a page with a list of links and I hate that set-up. Dropdowns are so much nicer and save a click.
You know what… Chris Pirillo finally released WicketPixe so it doesn’t matter anymore; I’m just going to install that.
Sorry, WicketPixie was what I meant. I tried it out and didn’t care for it, so now I’m back to my previous theme. Maybe I’ll be able to get the drop-downs to work this time around.
The problem I have is that my style sheet refers to those top links as #menu, so when I try to place reference to the drop-down style sheet in it’s place, the links are stacked vertically, instead of horizontally.
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