I can't tell what it is either since the changes I made (suggested in a post from someone dealing with transparency issues) and uploaded didn't seem to make any difference.
the nav still looked like the default settings. On Dec 28, 11:18 am, Charlie <charlie...@gmail.com> wrote: > can't tell what the problem is when you use default styling. Would be much > easier to help if the problem was visible, not theoretical > watchbill wrote:I searched and tried implementing some suggestions regarding > the desire for transparent first level navigation so it will show the sites > nav bar gradient image. I am using a php include for the navigation so if i > need to make changes or additions to the sites navigation I can do it in one > place. My site utilizes a css stylesheet for the overall site layout so I'm > adding the sf-menu class tag and then calling the php include navtop1.php. I > put up a test page athttp://isltcforme.com/indexa.php<div > class="topnavigationArea"> <div class="container"> <div > class="topnavigationgroup"> <ul class="sf-menu"> <?php include > "navtop1.php";?> </ul> </div> My issue is I would like to know how to make > the superfish menu look more like my site. I reverted back to the original > superfish.css and sf-nav.css since the changes didn't show the desired > changes in ie7 or firefox 3.5.6 what am i doing wrong or what is the fix?
