I am definitely a Javascript novice. I am currently redesigning &
rebuilding my company's web site, using CSS & XHTML. I am trying to
build as "light" & compliant a site as possible. To that end, I have
found two CSS & JS solutions to two problems.

The first solution is a pop-down menu script, found here:
http://www.gazingus.org/html/Using_Lists_for_DHTML_Menus.html

The second solution rounds the corners [nifty corners] on boxes:
http://pro.html.it/articoli/id_599/idcat_31/pro.html

I added the menus to my pages first & got them working with no problem.
However, when adding the nifty corners script links, they didn't work.
The nifty corners script links were listed first in the head. If I
changed the order of the script links in the head [putting the menu
first], the corners would round, but the menus wouldn't work.

My page is here:
http://www.t2000inc.com/test/
[with the menu listed last & working]

My CSS:
http://www.t2000inc.com/test/techcss.css
http://www.t2000inc.com/test/niftyCorners.css

The javascript files:
menu: http://www.t2000inc.com/test/menuDropdown.js
nifty corners: http://www.t2000inc.com/test/nifty.js
& http://www.t2000inc.com/test/corners.js

Please let me know if you need more information or detail. Thanks in
advance for any help!
Anne

"Anne Kosmicki" <akosmicki@t2000inc.com> wrote in message
news:1114618783.155220.21300@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> I am definitely a Javascript novice. I am currently redesigning &
> rebuilding my company's web site, using CSS & XHTML. I am trying to
> build as "light" & compliant a site as possible. To that end, I have
> found two CSS & JS solutions to two problems.
>
> The first solution is a pop-down menu script, found here:
> http://www.gazingus.org/html/Using_Lists_for_DHTML_Menus.html
>
> The second solution rounds the corners [nifty corners] on boxes:
> http://pro.html.it/articoli/id_599/idcat_31/pro.html
>
> I added the menus to my pages first & got them working with no problem.
> However, when adding the nifty corners script links, they didn't work.
> The nifty corners script links were listed first in the head. If I
> changed the order of the script links in the head [putting the menu
> first], the corners would round, but the menus wouldn't work.
>
> My page is here:
> http://www.t2000inc.com/test/
> [with the menu listed last & working]
>
> My CSS:
> http://www.t2000inc.com/test/techcss.css
> http://www.t2000inc.com/test/niftyCorners.css
>
> The javascript files:
> menu: http://www.t2000inc.com/test/menuDropdown.js
> nifty corners: http://www.t2000inc.com/test/nifty.js
> & http://www.t2000inc.com/test/corners.js
>
> Please let me know if you need more information or detail. Thanks in
> advance for any help!
> Anne
>

And if JavaScript is disabled then no menues!

Anne Kosmicki wrote:
> I am definitely a Javascript novice. I am currently redesigning &
> rebuilding my company's web site, using CSS & XHTML. I am trying to
> build as "light" & compliant a site as possible. To that end, I have
> found two CSS & JS solutions to two problems.
>
> The first solution is a pop-down menu script, found here:
> http://www.gazingus.org/html/Using_Lists_for_DHTML_Menus.html
>
> The second solution rounds the corners [nifty corners] on boxes:
> http://pro.html.it/articoli/id_599/idcat_31/pro.html
>
> I added the menus to my pages first & got them working with no
problem.
> However, when adding the nifty corners script links, they didn't
work.
> The nifty corners script links were listed first in the head. If I
> changed the order of the script links in the head [putting the menu
> first], the corners would round, but the menus wouldn't work.
>
> My page is here:
> http://www.t2000inc.com/test/
> [with the menu listed last & working]
>
> My CSS:
> http://www.t2000inc.com/test/techcss.css
> http://www.t2000inc.com/test/niftyCorners.css
>
> The javascript files:
> menu: http://www.t2000inc.com/test/menuDropdown.js
> nifty corners: http://www.t2000inc.com/test/nifty.js
> & http://www.t2000inc.com/test/corners.js
>
> Please let me know if you need more information or detail. Thanks in
> advance for any help!
> Anne

Typical problem when pasting in multiple scripts: *dueling onloads*.
window.onload is an object property; like any other variable, multiple
assignments will simply over-write previous ones.

in "corners.js":

window.onload = function() { if(!NiftyCheck()) return;
Rounded("div#market li","all","transparent","#177F99","smooth");
Rounded("div#marketbox p","tr bl","#fff","#177F99","smooth"); }

in "http://www.t2000inc.com/test/":

window.onload = function() {
	initializeMenu("trainingMenu", "trainingActuator");
	initializeMenu("elearnMenu", "elearnActuator");
	initializeMenu("partnersMenu", "partnersActuator");
	initializeMenu("aboutUsMenu", "aboutUsActuator");
	initializeMenu("contactMenu", "contactActuator");
}

Just remove the first and add it to the second:

window.onload = function()
{
 initializeMenu("trainingMenu", "trainingActuator");
 initializeMenu("elearnMenu", "elearnActuator");
 initializeMenu("partnersMenu", "partnersActuator");
 initializeMenu("aboutUsMenu", "aboutUsActuator");
 initializeMenu("contactMenu", "contactActuator");
 if(NiftyCheck())
 {
  Rounded("div#market li","all","transparent","#177F99","smooth");
  Rounded("div#marketbox p","tr bl","#fff","#177F99","smooth");
 }
}

Your menu needs a bit of work (mouse it to see). Cheers.

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