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How would I go about making a navbar have a "thick gradient around it"?
and then have the navbar stretch across the page? Edit: Thanks |
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#2
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If the navbar is all enclosed in a table, can't you just put a border on the table and make it a couple of pixels wide?
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#3
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But I know it is possible to just make the navbar expand -----> <-----
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#4
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You would have to break the main table apart and have the navbar in its own table.
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#5
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and how can this be done?
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I just posted one. I really can't say without having a better idea of what you want. To me, there is a difference between having a 'wide' navbar and having a 'thick gradient around it'. A picture might help. And probably a link to the site to see the code.
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#7
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Draw a picture of it. This is all in the header code pretty simple table modifications.
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#8
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Quote:
![]() How would I go about doing the gradient around it? |
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#9
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Make a custom class, define your settings, make sure you td class="navpanel" and then your good!
.navpanel { background: #E4E7F5 url(../../images/gradients/gradient_panel.gif) repeat-x top left; color: #000000; padding: 10px; border: 2px outset; |
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Don't forget the ending parenthesis for the class, }, Boosted Panda.
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