Menu - Skeleton pull up. Skeleton pull up menu 16th November 2007 Copyright © stunicholls.com Information Converting the drop down menu into a pull up version for those of you who have asked. The html is the same, as is the javascript routine, just a small change to the CSS is all that is needed. Tested in IE6, IE7, Firefox, Opera, Safari (PC) and Safari (iPod Touch).
Mozilla and Netscape in Firefox mode have a small problem with this one, as does the latest alpha release of Opera. Download All the files except the photograph can be downloaded using the link below. Download skeleton_up.zip. Skeleton Menu. 9th November 2007 copyright © stu nicholls - CSS play Information I have recently produced this menu for my other site stunicholls.com using a little javascript to make it work in IE5.x and IE6. But this is the non-javascript CSS only version. This is a simple menu that has taken months of work. The widths of the dropdown and the flyout sub menus are not fixed and will be as wide as is necessary to hold the text on one line. These two browsers are the ones that have caused all the problems in getting this menu to work and I have had to settle for a comprimise solution. Tested in IE6, IE7, Firefox, Safari and Opera. Download skeleton.zip Please read copyright conditions below before use.
Copyright Because of all the time and effort spent in producing this demonstrationI would ask that you respect my copyright. Skeleton Menu #3 CENTERED! 23rd January 2009 Photograph © Christopher Elwell copyright © stu nicholls - CSS play Information It has been a long time coming, but thanks to a chance email from Tristan Brotherton there is now an answer to centering float left variable widths dropdown menus. This is the same html as the previous skeleton menus but with a couple of external divs and the additional styling to place the menu centrally within these extra divs.
Tested in IE6, IE7, Firefox, Safari(PC), Opera and Google Chrome. Copyright Because of all the time and effort spent in producing this demonstration I would ask that you respect my copyright. If you are using this on a personal web site then please retain the copyright comment in the stylesheet. A donation to the ' Support play ' fund is now required for this demonstration. If you are having problems integrating any of my demonstrations into your website then I now offer a service to fault find and correct any errors that you may have introduced.
Terms and Conditions. Placing text over image using CSS position property. How to Put Text On Top of An Image in WordPress « Free WordPress Tutorials – Business Blogging 101. A reader asked if it’s possible to put text on top of an image in WordPress. Actually, the reader asked if it is possible to set an image behind text in WordPress, which is another way to put it. Either way, the answer is yes! You can do it if you use the WordPress HTML editing window and a little bit of HTML and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) code. You can watch the video tutorial for this below. Here’s the code for this example. Text on top of image code. This HTML and CSS code is basic stuff that works on any web page, not just a WordPress page or post. You can increase or decrease the height, width and padding values to work with your image. For more about background images and Cascading Style Sheets, see w3schools.com. This is sample paragraph text on top of an image. How to Put Text on Top of an Image – or Set an Image Behind Text Like this: Like Loading...
Filed under: WordPress Tutorials Tagged: | CSS, custom, image, intermediate, text, WordPress, WordPress Examples, WordPress Tutorials. Simple 2 column CSS layout. This is a tutorial on how to use CSS to create a simple two column layout. If you want to create a three column layout, read on as this tutorial explains a basic concept that can be used to create as many columns as you need. When you’re done, take a look at How to create a 3-column layout with CSS. The layout consists of a header, a horizontal navigation bar, a main content column, a sidebar, and a footer. It is also horizontally centered in the browser window. To see the full CSS used for each step, view source on the example documents. 1.
First of all, we create the basic HTML structure: After that, we put some content in the different sections: <div id="wrap"> <div id="header"><h1>Document Heading</h1></div> <div id="nav"> <ul> <li><a href="#">Option 1</a></li> <li><a href="#">Option 2</a></li> ... Now we have a completely unstyled HTML document which is structured in a way that lets us use CSS to control its layout. View step 1. 2. View step 2. 3. View step 3. 4. View step 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.