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Andrea, make sure your putting the script after your css link and the specificity is all the same. Should work - there is nothing not to work.

Sure do! Here ya go. http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/add-css-with-javascript.php

You can say with css width 400px (whatever) and then you can say with css fed via JS width 100%. That way only those with js disabled get the smaller width

Thanks John. One thing I can't do with it though is make it have a third level popup. By adding hover to the second level I am able to popup the third level. But then it's not right. Depending, then you have to click to go out, unhover to lose the third, and click close to lose the second. If you could figure a way to click out and click close to come back in that would be cool...

Not dumb, for some reason I didn't think of the same thing on mine untill much later.

I highly doubt you want to redo your menu (with js based or this) but this is cool and food for thought. Pure css click based menu http://www.visibilityinherit.com/projects/popup-menu-demo4.php I have a prettier one at home but havnt uploaded it yet. In the meantime you could add more bottom padding to that sub menu to make it easier to stay put.

There has to be a way to have a basic css functionality and then the js iceing. I'm iternally bored, so I'll work on this again

Off topic... Ben do you see the 1px off sprite buttons? Like the "add reply" at the top. OP, I looked into this a lot a little while back and couldn't get it accomplished. I narrowed it down to these two plugins. http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/ and http://cherne.net/brian/resources/jquery.hoverIntent.html I'll play along though because I too would like to add this to one of my demos.

Or you could just give each thumb a height and not a width. That may produce a better looking grid

If you just give the thumbs a width the browser will automatically scale each thumb porportionately. Sounds like that is what your after. Although, I just usually make all the thumbs the same size. Makes it much easier to position. Plus looks better in my opinion. Sure the thumb will be a little skewed, but it's so small it usually doesn't matter. If you want 100% quality, you'll have make small thumbs in PS

Yeah just make a folder (call it anything) and uplaod everything in to there. Won't break anything that way. When finished just delete the folder.

Thanks! No idea about the MAMP. I once installed all of it. But only rarely used it so uninstalled it. I just throw everything up live to test PHP.

Hey Ant, check these out! Just built them. Thats all CSS! The small snippets of JS (depending on which version) are for IE and webkit. I hate to brag - but I am a CSS God. Might what to use these instead... http://www.visibilityinherit.com/projects/lightbox-focus-demo3.php http://www.visibilityinherit.com/projects/lightbox-target-demo3.php#url

aside from using wordpress or similar, the two best are Disqus and js-kit echo.

Forum Issue... The trunkated link in the post does not direct correctly Guys. Ant, I guess it depends on the one you pick. You still want a gallery where you click to activate things right? Therefore that's js or php. Css only hovers.

If I may be so bold. Ant I think you should be googling JavaScript photo galleries. That's going to give a nicer presentation and be MUCH easier to implement. Admititdly, I've never done a php one, but from what I've seen they are much more involved.

If you didn't want to go the cms route then you could piece it together. Say the first five thumbs are in a jquery tabs type setup. When you click on one of these thumbs it shows all the thumbs from this group. From there, you can either css it (large image shows on hover) or lightbox it (large image pops up in a overlay) and then they could click or scroll through all the images in that group. All the thumbs can be the same image as the large one. Just tell it to be smaller.

Nice thanks Ben! I think I prefer the mobile skin (on my phone) as it is much faster.

Hi, I use http://www.webroot.com and am very happy with it. I surf reclesly and it caches everything that tries to infect me.

Thanks Ben, but I meant the active posts link in the mobile version is nonexistent. I see where they both are in the full version. So I just saying it would be helpful to mobile browsers (and me) if the link was visible.

Morning, looks good! On my iphone it automatically goes to the mobile version. Which is cool but has two problems. Either fix would be nice if you could do it. One, there is no "Active Posts" link anywhere. So I would have to go through each section to find any new thread. Or, two, when I click the link to turn it into the full non mobile version, it does not remember my preference so I have to do that each time I visit.

Morning, Ant you may find all these examples helpful also. http://www.visibilityinherit.com/code/center-nav.php

Well if you can't add any css then no nothing can be done.

position fixed will do this.

You want ie6 position fixed expression?