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• Re: Poor CSS decisions

  If you float an enclosing element, it will expand to enclose the floated elements within it.

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by camera on 4/14/2008

• Re: How to remove extra styles from the Menu rendering with the CSS Adapter ?

  sorry!

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by camera on 1/21/2008

• Re: menu not showing in ie 6

  I can only debug while the file is included, but it appears to be because the UL element did not have a height defined. I no longer think that it is a visibility (css visibility attribute) problem. In looking at this with the ie dev toolbar the visibility properties seemed to be okay.

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by camera on 1/2/2008

• Re: Inline style menuadapter

  The answer, unfortunately is no one has figured out how to do this yet, not even the creator of the menuadapter .

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by camera on 1/2/2008

• Re: menu not showing in ie 6

  If an entry is helpful, please mark as "answer" thanks.

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by camera on 1/2/2008

• Re: menu not showing in ie 6

  In studying this very perplexing problem, I don't have an answer but I have some findings to report Whatever is hiding the menu is hiding it with visibility:hidden rather than display:none because the latter would remove the xhtml from the dom completely It doesn't seem to be a specificity issue since all the css declarations in the iemenu6.css file have !important on them -- so it's not a race condition between the @import menu.css and the ie6menu.css files Much of the javascript in

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by camera on 12/31/2007

• Re: several subcategories in a treeview with a depth of 6

  Wow. Hey apologies if this is for a sidebar and not a menu! Sorry about that. There are definitely valid, correct uses for the treeview. Somehow I had assumed this was for a dropdown navigation widget. -Carl.

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by camera on 12/18/2007

• Re: several subcategories in a treeview with a depth of 6

  This isn't the answer but rather food for thought: Drop-Down Menus: Use Sparingly User Annoyances

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by camera on 12/18/2007

• Re: Menu control...am I missing the point here?

  You're not going to believe me but I too am not trying to be a jerk in responding...but if you have so many items in a dropdown list that they extend beyond the borders of your lowest-resolution target browser, then you have an information architecture problem -- not a menu problem. No one likes to scroll dropdown menus. You're using the wrong control for the job at that point. The fact that the MS menus handle this situation is admirable but (in my opinion and only mine) they're handling

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by camera on 12/18/2007

• Re: menu dissapearing in IE 6

  My IE6 shows your victorantos.com menu fine. Could you provide a url of a problem menu?

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by camera on 12/18/2007