need help combining background offset and ul/li menu

[Guest jpenguin]

These are 2 css div elements I've learnt from tutorials.http://allfinalbible.com/mytest/testopen.htmlI was able to swap/offset background image in 1 <div>And able to open hidden tables when positioning mouse over menu in the second <div>But I can't get them both to work together in 1 <div To change background image and open up menu at the same time.My attempt turned out all weird.Any suggestion appreciate. thanks.

[Elevator_Hazard]

wow can you please give me the script for that menu part? lol I know you need help but I don't know how to help you, but I really want that menu script, please and future thanks.

[jlhaslip]

What script? It is all done with the CSS that is in the view source...

[Tarte]

wow can you please give me the script for that menu part? lol I know you need help but I don't know how to help you, but I really want that menu script, please and future thanks.

You can get the code yourself. Just get the source.

[midnite]

for the first part, the <a> tag, you have to add href="blah_blah_blah.htm" to make it function.for the hidden menu one, i wonder if li:hover in the line #menu ul li:hover ul table {display: block;} valid ?? itn't that :hover can only be used associated with the <a> tag only ?

[Elevator_Hazard]

I new to HTML and by script I mean the coding for the menu... And I don't know how to get the whole source-code thingy either

[jlhaslip]

i wonder if li:hover in the line #menu ul li:hover ul table {display: block;} valid ?? itn't that :hover can only be used associated with the <a> tag only ?

Real Browsers can handle it. Must be an IE user.

I new to HTML and by script I mean the coding for the menu... And I don't know how to get the whole source-code thingy either

Elevator, Go to the link the original poster has up there and click on it. You will see the page in question. Depending on the exact Browser you have, there is a label right up at the top of your Browser window, typically called "view". Hover on that or click it maybe. Then select "Page source" or something like that. A new window will open with the source code. Cntl-A to select all, Cntl-c to copy. Open a text editor and Cntl-v to paste it in there, then view the file in your Browser, after saving the file by its own name on your computer.Voila. The code is yours. BUT, it is best to request permission from the page creator before you do that. MOST people don't mind and in fact, it is debatable whether you are required to do that, but it is polite to do so, especially if there may be copyright issues in the future.

[BiteMe]

I new to HTML and by script I mean the coding for the menu... And I don't know how to get the whole source-code thingy either

what?.....WHAT? Let me guess, you use front page and paint.There are better examples of menus (no offence) all you need is the ability to read.http://www.cssplay.co.uk

[Elevator_Hazard]

But I can't read either... just kidding, obviouslyI just didn't know how to get the code... I know some HTML, and I am really new... Check out my solar template I did it with all html and some images I made and put into photobucket...