..so I tried to add "tabs" to my front page but I ran into some problems problems: In safari I had to click multiple times for a Tab to open friends running IE 6 said clicking on the Tabs doesn't do anything Could you please test it and tell me if works for you? + include your Browser type and Version The site: http://www.blackmacbook.com + (the "tab area" is the white area to the right of the large laptop image) How it was done: css layer containing the background image with a z-index: 0 tab button images with display: none; and a z-index: 1 empty css boxes with a javascript onClick function and a z-index: 2 when the invisible boxes are clicked, they make the appropriate tab display: block everything is positioned with position: absolute and the z-index is used to make one image overlap the other Before I start marketing the site I want to make sure it works for everyone so your help is appreciate.. thanks in advance
Looks fantastic for me in IE 6 * Firefox 1.5 - tabs all worked perfectly Browser: IE 6.0.2900 - Works FireFox 1.5.0.8 - Works P.S. you might want to specify that the "Tab area" in review is the white area to the right of the large laptop image - and not the green area in the main top navigation bar (I was reviewing that area for a few seconds before I started to look around a bit - heh) P.S.S Sit's looking fantastic by the way
lol, is NU your site? ^^ hehe, look at the comments: I went 10 testimonials down? Hmm, go there and refresh it uses a random number with php or javascript to just pick a random number! WORST HOST EVER! LOL lol that was 4 refreshes! LOL YOUR TRYINg TO SCAM PEOPLE
haha, I guess it wasn't as obvious as I thought.. + Can anyone with Safari please test the site in the original post?
I recommend having a rollover effect as at first glance, it just looks like an image, not a navigation system. Also, it doesn't really work on slower connections as you're using two separate images for the two states, I recommend using one image including both states but only display the correct state with CSS. If that didn't make sense, look at the following image that I use in the navigation of my website - http://www.tutorials-db.com/Images/Button_Left.jpg http://www.tutorials-db.com/
Is it the color similarity that makes it confusing? I would rather keep it "clickable" instead of using onMouseOver events. You might be right on this. I have only tested it on new computers, and only once on an old Mac. - Why is it happening though? There aren't any elaborate functions, just a simple show/hide switch. What you did is simpler - it's rollOver, not clicks - and it's button text on top of background, my text is part of the image Thanks for your feedback.