I decided that the best way to do this would probably be to have each menu as a semi-transparent Div with contents that had styles that forced them solid again, position these relatively (because the site is centered), and then use Javascript to show/hide them on demand
The trigger event to show the divs is the user clicking on the flash button at the top of the menus, this part of the script is working, as I have confirmed that flash is deffinitly calling the function when this happens
The trigger event to hide them again is OnMouseOut(), again I have confirmed that this is deffinitly calling the right function
The first drop down has the following code:
Code:
function RevealTV(){
document.tvframe.style.display= ""
}
function HideTV(){
document.tvframe.style.display = "none"
}
and on the page:
Code:
<div name='tvframe' id='tvframe' style='display:none' background='images/default/gray.png' class='menu' onmouseout='HideTV()'>"
again, I've tried with using visibility= in that tag as well
The confusing thing is that none of the solutions I've found online seem to work, while the people posting in those threads seem very happy that it did for them
If I can't get this working, then I'm probably out of a job, as my employer is very attached to the idea of these menus and won't accept another solution
Thanks in advance
-Mordax Praetorian
