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Linking (SOLVED) #12

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Eliyahna opened this issue May 2, 2013 · 1 comment
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Linking (SOLVED) #12

Eliyahna opened this issue May 2, 2013 · 1 comment

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Eliyahna commented May 2, 2013

If I add links to Nigiri as follows, only link One shows in Firefox. For link Two, Three, etc., the text shows but does not show the hyperlink and is not clickable... ? Do you know the solution?


Okay here is the complete solution to make this work with links in all 3 browsers. I only used the Nigiri section... the leftmost list animation... so apply to other sections if you use all three drop-downs:

On style.css line 244 (your line number may vary) change:

.nigiri dt, .nigiri dd, .nigiri a {
background: #789962;
}

to

.nigiri dt, .nigiri dd, .nigiri a {
background: #789962;
position: relative;
z-index:999;
}

 

Then on Makisu.js on lines 346 & 350 change:

'transform': 'translateZ(-0.1px)'

to

'transform': 'translateZ(-1px)'

:)

@Eliyahna Eliyahna closed this as completed May 5, 2013
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By the way, I did use javascript on the links in the HTML. Like this:

<dl class="list nigiri">

<dt><a href="yourlink.html" onClick="window.open('yourlink.html');">Menu Item 1</a></dt>

<dt><a href="yourlink2.html" onClick="window.open('yourlink2.html');">Menu Item 2</a></dt>

<dt><a href="yourlink3.html" onClick="window.open('#yourlink3.html');">Menu Item 3</a></dt>

</dl>

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