Controlling child level menu?

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jennC

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05/08/2007 3:27 PM
Hello, John. Thanks again for your earlier assistance to help make this happen: http://dev.nascigs.com:8088/Home/tabid/53/Default.aspx With the CSS NavMenu and your untiring support, the graphical menu is now a reality! :) We have one more tweak . . . we need to tighten up the (vertical) spaces between each 2nd level menu items. I have tried out numerous CSS settings in the skin.css but none seems to allow me independent control of the 2nd level menu items. I've tried playing with the height property for #nav a, #nav .SelectedTab.Level1 a, #nav li ul, #nav li . . . all to no avail. I've read all the forum postings and did not see any info about this concern. Is there a style setting just for controlling all aspects of the 2nd level menu items? Looking forward to your insights. Jennifer

John Mitchell
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05/08/2007 3:35 PM
Hey, is that a DotNetNuke site? :) I think it looks too good. You might want to try the .Level2 class. Try it on the line-height of the anchor: .Level2 a { line-height:12px; }

jennC

Posts:10

05/08/2007 4:49 PM
Good afternoon, John. Thanks for such speedy reply. Thanks for your compliment on the site . . . yea, with your help, we are really pushing the envelope :) I've tried the .Level2 class as you've suggested. It produce no effect. I continued to play around and accidentally happened upon this . . . #nav li ul a { /* second-level list anchors / height: 20px; color: #00f; / this takes precedence over the setting in #nav a */ } . . . and it seems to work. I hope I am doing the right thing . . . Thanks soooooo much for your continuous support!!! Have a wonderful evening (if evening is approaching at where you are.) Jennifer

John Mitchell
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05/08/2007 4:56 PM
Oh yes, for this type of menu the UL is embedded in the parent LI so that makes sense. Good job.

jennC

Posts:10

05/09/2007 8:27 AM
Good morning, John. Thanks for the affirmation! :) Jennifer

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