Hey people

Can someone who knows CSS please have a look at www.cabmaster.com.au and look at the boxes/menu. Can someone please show a coding example (or website ref) that would show how to recreate this?

Cheers :)

Bump :)

No idea, sorry.

They say, an expert is someone who studies more and more about less and less until he knows absolutely everything about nothing. I fear that as you progress on your course the number of people who can answer your questions will rapidly shrink away.

Never heard of it, sorry.

With software questions, the two places to turn to are the developers (through the “customer care” or “contact” buttons) and web tutorials (eg. google “tutorial cabmaster”).

Something like this is a good place to start –

http://www.2shared.com/document/tDOmCg2M/Microsoft_Expression_Web_For_D.html

Something like this is a good place to start –

http://www.2shared.com/document/tDOmCg2M/Microsoft_Expression_Web_For_D.html

JTQ said:

Can someone who knows CSS please have a look at www.cabmaster.com.au and look at the boxes/menu. Can someone please show a coding example (or website ref) that would show how to recreate this?

I assume you’re asking how did they do the CSS for the line that says HOME PROFILE PRODUCTS CUSTOMER CARE CONTACT
I suggest that you take a look at the page’s source code, both the HTML for the page itself and the CSS files:

/updates/concrete5.6.1.2_updater/concrete/css/ccm.base.css
/files/cache/css/cabmaster/css/normalize.css
/files/cache/css/cabmaster/css/main.css

I’ve only had a brief look at those files, but I’m pretty sure the stuff you want is in the main.css file, probably the div#navFrame code.

FWIW, HTMLDog has good info & tutorials on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.