Harry Mossman

Cool. I have found that frustrating but didn’t know how to fix it.

I increased the height of the bottom bar of nav-fixed.png back up to the default. That did it. I kept the middle (hover) bar slightly reduced to make a button push effect.

Thanks for all you help. I’m not sure […]

Thanks for your help! I added the following code. It looks fine except that it would be good to eliminate the gap in the drop-down menu.

Thanks. That removed the background. Additional problems though. Both due to the menu boxes being larger than the images.

Blue border above the main menu on hover.

In drop-down, inactive and hover boxes […]

Not quite there yet. http://www.hmblogtest.info/

How do I change the size of the items in the drop-down menu to match those in the main menu?

What controls the dark bar above the menu?

Thanks. I’ll explore some more.

I am still working on making the fixed nav bar thinner and figuring out what the various pngs do. I have played with making bars thinner but just making them thinner isn’t enough. They have to be repositioned […]

Thanks! Duh!

Thanks, but still doesn’t work after doing both. Also checked in IE.

What I have found is that the middle bar sets hover, the bottom bar sets background and the top bar sets the page you are on, including in the drop-down menu.

@Ozhef: Sharp!

Yes, thanks, that clarifies the image. Interesting.

Let me clarify. When I open nav-fixed.png in *any* graphics program, it looks like there are three bars. Open it yourself and see.

Hope you are feeling better.

No, I couldn’t see them at all on the Members page. But I had Last Active selected. They showed up when I changed to alphabetical. Nevermind.

Looks like 3 bars to me and to my client.

Also, I don’t understand why nav-fixed looks like 3 bars on top of each other.

How about the submenu drop downs?