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Old 07.05.2004, 15:51   #11 (permalink)
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realy great component, I used very often the JsCook menu but so is so simple ... great
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Old 09.05.2004, 09:50   #12 (permalink)
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I was so happy, when I found the new module and it works fine with installation and everything. I just have one problem I can't fix.

I use a table based template and put the call for the module within a cell like this:

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<td><?php mosLoadModules ( "user2" ); ?></td>
When I publish the display_jscook_module in the 'user2' field it changes the height of the cell and leaves some not nice looking space between the bottom of the menu and the bottom of the cell. see attached screenshot.

has anyone an idea how this happens?
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Hi, rey. I hope you're doing well. I'm working on integrating your new module, and I had a couple questions:

- I noticed that in IE, when I hover over the menu links, the lower-left corner of my browser displays the text name of the link rather than the actual URL. I'd prefer to show the URL -- do you know how to change this?

- I cannot seem to change the hover color of the links within the CSS, though everything else changes appropriately. Any thoughts?

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Default Re: new Modules -> Display Menu - JSCook & Simple

DISPLAY MENU - JSCOOK 1-2 RELEASED


With the release of a new version of the JSCook Menu system (version 1.25) by its creator Heng Yuan, I’ve released a new version which utilises this new version of the Javascript code.


For more info, read here:
http://forum.mamboserver.com/showthread.php?t=10994


Please post any questions about the module in the new thread.

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I noticed that in IE, when I hover over the menu links, the lower-left corner of my browser displays the text name of the link rather than the actual URL. I'd prefer to show the URL -- do you know how to change this?
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Originally Posted by Fabster
I was so happy, when I found the new module and it works fine with installation and everything. I just have one problem I can't fix.

I use a table based template and put the call for the module within a cell like this:

Code:
<td><?php mosLoadModules ( "user2" ); ?></td>
When I publish the display_jscook_module in the 'user2' field it changes the height of the cell and leaves some not nice looking space between the bottom of the menu and the bottom of the cell. see attached screenshot.

has anyone an idea how this happens?
Mail from stingrey >

Hi Tom,

Your email was incomplete (seems the code was not included).
Anyway I have an idea of what your problem is, as it is a rather common one.
I suspect that if you seeing a blank line, this is being caused by <br> tags which are inserted by mambo after all modules.

You will need to edit the file:

/includes/frontend.html.php

Line 29 & 67

Delete the <br> tags.

Cheers

rEy

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