clicking on the name, not the entire button (issue resolved) -_-

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thenecron1337

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yeah its minor, but u have no clue how annoyed i got till i found out that only the words for the navigation are links. usually the entire button (image+word) is linked...
u should fix that :)
 
Are you referring to the HOME - ROSTER - FORUMS- MULTIMEDIA - STATS/INFO stuff or something else? I think they are just fine :).
 
[quote1237778916=Soulzz]
Are you referring to the HOME - ROSTER - FORUMS- MULTIMEDIA - STATS/INFO stuff or something else? I think they are just fine :).
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yes those. u think its fine cuz ur used to it. when i first went to the site and started using it, i thought my computer was being a huge piece of shit cuz pages wernt loading. now i finnaly found out u have to CLICK the words, not the "button" which is just a background for each.
 
Oh, I see what your saying. I'll ask CJ about it and see what he thinks :).
 
i didn't look at the source, but what it looks like is just a table with a background set to that image, which when hovered changes to the red with text in the middle with the link to the corresponding page. all that needs to be done is to take out the background (simple line of css) and the text and just make each text and picture one graphic to do the same thing. ill appreciate the ability to click anywhere on the button and not the font ;P

from:
<td class='topNav'><p class='topNav' width='182'><a href='/news.php'>HOME</a></font></p></td>
<td class='topNav'><p class='topNav' width='182'><a href='/e107_plugins/jbroster_menu/jbroster.php'>ROSTER</a></font></p></td>
<td class='topNav'><p class='topNav' width='182'><a href='/e107_plugins/forum/forum.php'>FORUMS</a></font></p></td>
<td class='topNav'><p class='topNav' width='182'><a href='/page.php?9'>MULTIMEDIA</a></font></p></td>
<td class='topNav'><p class='topNav' width='182'><a href='/page.php?47'>STATS/INFO</a></font></p></td>


to:
<td class='topNav'><p class='topNav' width='182'><a href='/news.php'><img src="IMGSRC" /></a></font></p></td>
<td class='topNav'><p class='topNav' width='182'><a href='/e107_plugins/jbroster_menu/jbroster.php'><img src="IMGSRC" /></a></font></p></td>
<td class='topNav'><p class='topNav' width='182'><a href='/e107_plugins/forum/forum.php'><img src="IMGSRC" /></a></font></p></td>
<td class='topNav'><p class='topNav' width='182'><a href='/page.php?9'><img src="IMGSRC" /></a></font></p></td>
<td class='topNav'><p class='topNav' width='182'><a href='/page.php?47'><img src="IMGSRC" /></a></font></p></td>
 
There is a reason for making them text over button graphics as apposed to a full graphic button. Those links are changed dynamically depending on what user is viewing the forums. They can also be changed via the admin to say whatever he wants and link to whatever section of the website he chooses. I finagled with the width of the

</p> statements and it is not cross browser supported. I was able to achieve the button click idea but lost in IE 6 and IE 7. IE 8 has its own new bugs. I do this for a living dude and this is the best result for the functions it performs. Peace.
 
firefox doesnt work with the whole area ither. and k, didnt think about the changing depending on the user part.
 
I used firefox. I use safari. I use IE. Opera, and Chrome.
This worked best with all of them. So suffer with it as this is better for all the morrons using other browsers. If the whole world used safari or firefox - it would make my job a lot easier.
 
[quote1237839512=cjjeans]
I used firefox. I use safari. I use IE. Opera, and Chrome.
This worked best with all of them. So suffer with it as this is better for all the morrons using other browsers. If the whole world used safari or firefox - it would make my job a lot easier.
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Amen to that CJ. Firefox = great :D.
 
i thinks i need CJ to fix my php/sql woes. soulzz. i still cant get phpBB to install on my server. im gay.
 
oh and, i change the name of the forum. so dont give me crap for not realizing in depth codes?
 
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