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I'm trying to create a dropdown menu effect here http://cbd-alpha.com/ideal/But I'm stuck with how to get the menu items under the "about" menu item to stack vertically like a standard dropdown. Here's the CSS: #mainNav { margin: 82px 0 0 160px;}#mainNav ul {list-style-type: none;padding-top: 8px;}#mainNav li { float: left; padding-left: 21px;}#mainNav li:first-child { padding-left: 80px; background: none;}#mainNav a { text-decoration: none; padding: 0px 10px; font: normal 14px "ITCAvantGarde", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; color: #FFF;}#mainNav ul ul { display: none;}#mainNav ul ul li { pad

Hello, it's been a while since I've posted in this forum, but I'm doing what I can to get a pre-existing jQuery plugin to work, and I'm currently pulling out all of my hair. The plugin itself works, I'm just unsure how to implement it. After including it, what html would I use to create the slider? A live version of the script can be viewed here: http://wptitans.com/majestics/ // JavaScript DocumentjQuery(function($){ $.fn.featureslider = function(options){ /* ================================================================================================ *//* ===============================

I'm currently developing an online web community, and I was thinking of allowing the base of the website to be extensible by developers. The site is built on the CodeIgniter and Zend php frameworks. I was wondering what the best way to allow these extensions to be made would be? Would it be better to use the frameworks' plugin capabilities or what? Can someone help point me in the right direction?Any and All help is appreciated! :]

What I'm aiming for is to use links in a gallery, clicking on one of the images will cause the background to change to the selected image.

You think this would work with links? How would I do that? D:

I'm currently trying to make a style changer specifically for my background images. I currently have a working style changer but it requires a style sheet for each background, and I plan to add A LOT of background choices, which would be TOO MANY style sheets. So I'm trying to figure out how to make it more dynamic using a MySql db to store all of the image paths [cookies for the preferred bg path]. I'm not even sure how I would do this, which I know sounds nooby, but all of my approaches don't seem to work.Any and All help is appreciated. [:

I'm been trying to dive into the SoundCloud API using PHP + OAuth, but I'm so confused on where to start.. I have already set up an authentication system and base application using the codeigniter php framework, and I'm curious about how to store the token [i think] so they only have to authorize the site once for SoundCloud. Any and All help is appreciated.

I'm currently trying to add a rearrangeable layout function to my website, and all the examples I'm finding use a cookie which won't matter if logging in on a different device. I have the animations completed, but nothing that remembers the layout. I would think the other best option would be to remember it in a mysql database. Anyone know of a solution or have any ideas?

I don't know how that got set! >< Didn't even notice it, but now it works, thanks!Edit: Just checked and it's not in the source document..

I've been playing around with my css lately and now I've apparently done something to hide the checkbox, using firebug I can't even figure it out. Can someone put in their 2 cents? http://ravecity.tv/auth/login

I finally got it working, it was an issue of how the array was set up, but now it's working fine. I'll post my fix for others later today.

I'm currently trying to create a JSON feed for FullCalendar using CI. I currently have a working example, but the output doesn't get imported into the calendar. Anyone have any ideas? I've been stuck on this for almost 3 days now..In my controller function json() { $data['events'] = $this->events_model->jsonEvents(); header("Content-Type: application/json"); $this->load->view('json', $data); } In my model function jsonEvents (){ $this->db->order_by('startDate', 'desc'); $this->db->limit(10); return $this->db->get('calendar');} } In my view

I'm currently using the JQuery plugin FullCalendar; which has a feature to pull in events from a google calendar. But I've written a script that dynamically creates RSS from a database, the only snag is it's not formatted like a GCAL feed [https://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/nueoipsjhgm857gpojq5563cfo@group.calendar.google.com/public/basic]. I believe If I can format my feed like a GCAL feed FullCalendar will be able to read it; correct? [if yes, how?] Or would I be better off adding this functionality so I don't have to keep the XML markup the same as google's? FullCalendar reads GCAL feeds

I understand, the poll is for popularity to see which option is more popular [should've chosen better words]. The thread itself is to gain opinions as far as what works better for what. I'm aiming towards building the website into a large site which would handle many users. Popularity is important as far as which one more people would be able [or willing or likely] to use. I'm also inquiring which is easier / more robust / more secure? Does that make more sense?

I'm curious about everyone's opinions on using other login system (e.g. facebook, twitter, google, etc..). First of all if I was to choose JUST ONE to integrate, which would be the "best"? What about OpenID? Would it be better to integrate that, or a social media website's login system? I'm posting this for opinions, opinions, opinions! So please throw in your 2 cents on the issue!