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PixelPusher Super Moderator Staff member Nov 2, 2010 #2 First of all I hate these pre-built menus...the code is atrocious, but i digress. In answer to your question the white space is coming from a background image. See below. Code: background: url("http://www.webdesignforum.com/images/plus_sub.gif"); (the image may be broken, not sure though)
First of all I hate these pre-built menus...the code is atrocious, but i digress. In answer to your question the white space is coming from a background image. See below. Code: background: url("http://www.webdesignforum.com/images/plus_sub.gif"); (the image may be broken, not sure though)
B bcee New Member Nov 2, 2010 #4 Holy code soup! background: none; or set the background color to the menu background color. Also you shouldn't need JS for a drop down menu, look into a CSS one.
Holy code soup! background: none; or set the background color to the menu background color. Also you shouldn't need JS for a drop down menu, look into a CSS one.
smoovo New Member Nov 3, 2010 #5 Just replace this line HTML: #qm0 div .qmparent{background-image:url("images/plus_sub.gif");color:#B65560;} With this HTML: #qm0 div .qmparent{color:#B65560;} I hope it will help.
Just replace this line HTML: #qm0 div .qmparent{background-image:url("images/plus_sub.gif");color:#B65560;} With this HTML: #qm0 div .qmparent{color:#B65560;} I hope it will help.
PixelPusher Super Moderator Staff member Nov 4, 2010 #8 bcee said: Holy code soup! background: none; or set the background color to the menu background color. Also you shouldn't need JS for a drop down menu, look into a CSS one. Click to expand... Lol, touche Brad
bcee said: Holy code soup! background: none; or set the background color to the menu background color. Also you shouldn't need JS for a drop down menu, look into a CSS one. Click to expand... Lol, touche Brad