achilles, in the topic »sliding menubar« you have written, that you aren’t experienced in programming (coding). So let me recommend here a great book: It is written by Eric Meyer. The title is »cascading style sheets«. Published by O’Reilly. I began to learn CSS, cause I had modyfied the skin of Firefox and Thunderbird in the same way as you – with tries and errors. CSS are so great. I use them now consequently for my webprojects.
E D I T . B E G I N : achilles, let’s keep the code clean! T H I S … » background-image: url("image") !important; /*::: Do not provide a valid URL here, leave it as it is :::*/ background-repeat: no-repeat !important; background-position: 1px center !important;« … D O E S . N O T . M A K E . S E N S E ! What you want, works without the lines, I quoted!
And for the case, that you want to have your own embedded background-image, have a look at http://www.motobit.com/util/base64-decoder-encoder.asp
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A slight modification cause of the accesskeys, which are not available anymore, if you use the display-property »none«. And the background-image becomes removed on hover and the padding reseted.
/*Sliding Menubar by LouCypher aka Zoolcar9_and_modyfied_by_kyou__________B_E_G_I_N*/
/*Sliding Menubar by LouCypher aka Zoolcar9_and_modyfied_by_kyou__________E_N_D*/
»Really great, but I was wondering, is there a way to make the "bookmarks" menu always visible ?«
Probably yes, if you position the bookmarks menu absolute. But I think, that a better alternative would be, if you use a sliding bookmarks-sidebar. That is easier to do:
About Invisible MenuBar on Nov 29 2006
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