a customer want this little thing on his Webseite.
But i have no idea how this thing is called...
it showes the current div on a fixed sidebar
Can someone help?
best regards
https://imgur.com/0MiqZrn
it's called ScrollSpy.
i guess this article could be helpful.
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as you can see the red nav seems to poke out between elements, it looks terrible.
How can I fix this? I've been doing web dev for a week so hoping a veteran can help!
If anybody wants to see the code just ask, I'm having problem posting it directly on here..
Thanks
In your case to bring nav in front of all the elements you can give it z-index:-1 and position:relative.
Also refer to this fiddle.Hope it may help you.
http://jsfiddle.net/Xb2UT/4/
I am trying to create something like this http://www.thomascheng.com/portfolio.php#
But I'm not sure what it is called in order to search for it. What I am interested in is how the submenus expand out when you click the main link, and then when you click a submenu item, the right side slides to that area of the page. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
That is an Accordion. Check out jQuery's version here: http://jqueryui.com/accordion/
Its accordion. You might also find this worthwhile:
http://getbootstrap.com/2.3.2/components.html#navs
I'm not doing anything fancy. And I've double and triple checked my code and tried various things. I have no idea why the dropdown is getting cut off. What is going on here?
http://nbkclientsite.fuzzpopstudio.com/
Hopefully someone can help.
you have overflow:hidden on your menu-themainmenu-container remove that and it works.
Have you checked you z-index for the drop down and the container that is overlapping it? I don't have access to a decent browser ATM, at my 'day' job... but it looks like the z-index is simply off.
My Joomla Rockettheme and component jReview don't work together for some reason. The main content brakes and main part goes below the content on the left side:
http://www.procycling.fi/2/component/content/article/49-kaupat/nettikaupat/774-wiggle
I've had this same issue before, but this time I just can't figure it out. This guy had the same issue some years ago:
http://www.reviewsforjoomla.com/forum/index.php?topic=4384.0
But I don't think adding tables is the right way to go!
Hopefully someone can help me!
There's some CSS issue with your pathway, perhaps try turning it off to see if things work. I've got a screen shot that shows a 'clear' div just below the pathway that's way far down on the screen: http://www.virtuallin.com/images/div-clr.jpg
How can I specifically position the flash element embeded using SWFObject please?
Moving it's container DIV around with absolute positioning and top and bottom set doesn't seem to work.
Thank you.
#Francisc: Try --
<div id="container-div-with-the-positioning-rules">
<div id="flash-to-be-replaced">
Your alternate content if the user doesn't have Flash installed
</div>
</div>
Please note, this might not be the most elegant solution since it's adding an additional <div>, but having had the same problem before, this is basically how I solved it. It might give you something to build on or perhaps some of the other participants on here will have better solutions.
I'd vote up or comment on stealthyninja's response, but I can't because I don't have enough rep. But yeah, you have to add another div around the "flash-to-be-replaced" div because SWFObject changes that div to an object tag or something else that CSS can't do anything about.