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Monday, 19. December 2011, 05:47 Post #1 |
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Gradient Submenu with Opacity by Night Rage The Basic Coding for a Gradient Submenu with drop down transparent links. It has the The drop shadow and round corner added in as well and is Supported in IE, Firefox, Opera, and Chrome How to make it a gradient
How to make the corners round
How to make some drop shadow
How to make it transparent
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| Robot | Tuesday, 20. December 2011, 22:45 Post #2 |
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http://www.colorzilla.com/gradient-editor/ Here you go. No need to learn anything when you've got buttons to push and sliders to move
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Tuesday, 20. December 2011, 22:50 Post #3 |
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I tried to contribute to the community but got beat by buttons.
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| Robot | Tuesday, 20. December 2011, 22:52 Post #4 |
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You copied and pasted a lot of CSS that I doubt you understood. Maybe try explain that. As in, create a CSS only dropmenu from scratch.
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Tuesday, 20. December 2011, 23:11 Post #5 |
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I have made one from scratch before :3 and I know exactly what I did but I guess I should explain it more. |
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| FallenShadow | Friday, 23. December 2011, 05:01 Post #6 |
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Flavius doesn't believe that anyone but him knows coding when they're making things or posting things. It's always nice to learn to do things the real way, even if you didn't write it/understand it, thanks for posting it because I'm sure it will help some people who didn't know it. |
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| Robot | Friday, 23. December 2011, 05:09 Post #7 |
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Not really what I meant, as I believe many others. I just didn't know how much he actually know of CSS and with the little PHP he know, I assumed there was a relation. My mistake.
Edited by Robot, Friday, 23. December 2011, 05:10.
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Friday, 23. December 2011, 06:52 Post #8 |
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Yeah its ok. The one Thing I'm good at is HTML and CSS :3 That I can say PHP im still bleh in
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| Andrew | Friday, 6. April 2012, 10:55 Post #9 |
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I'd have to agree with both Flavius and Fallen. In order to produce high quality documentations you have to explain what everything does in a way that everybody will understand. Even if you use ColorZilla's gradient generator it's always wise to learn the inner workings of something so you have a greater understanding of what you are doing. However, everybody is still learning and as such nice job and I'm sure tons of people will benefit from this despite the brevity of actual explanation. |
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