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Originally Posted by futureaudio

You need a small JavaScript to detect top scroll position of the page and change "top" of the menu accordingly. You can take clues from that site or something. I don't think you can do this with just CSS itself.

A ha, JavaScript.. Now that is going to make me lose interest...css, I think I can handle but JS, that is too much for me...I know this as I have already tried to decipher JS but ended up throwing a wobbler....

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Originally Posted by Simon Lloyd

You need to apply it to the container for the navbar itself.

Apply what, the css or the JS?

The navbar is doing now what I wanted it to do except for the problems mentioned above..

Thanks..