Dreamweaver CS4 Resources
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Format a pop‑up menu
After you create the menu items, use the Appearance
tab of the Show Pop‑Up Menu dialog box to set the orientation, font
attributes, and button state attributes for the pop‑up menu. Look
at the preview pane as you set options to see how they affect appearance.
- To set menu orientation, select Vertical Menu
or Horizontal Menu from the pop‑up menu at the top of the Appearance
tab.
- Set the text-formatting options:
In the Font menu, select a font for the
menu items. Select a font that your visitors are likely to have
on their systems.
Set the font size, style attributes, and text alignment
or justification options for the menu item text.
Note: If the font you want is not in the font list, use the
Edit Font List option to add it.
- In the Up State and Over State boxes, use the color picker
to set the text and cell colors of the menu item buttons.
- When you finish, click OK or select another Show Pop‑Up
Menu tab to set additional options.
Advanced appearance options- Cell Width and Cell Height
- Set the width or height, in pixels, of the menu buttons.
Cell width is set automatically based on the widest item. To increase
the cell width or height, select Pixels in the pop‑up menu and enter
a value larger than the one that appears in the Cell Width or Cell
Height box.
- Cell Padding
- Set the number of pixels between a cell’s content and its
boundaries.
- Cell Spacing
- Set the number of pixels between adjacent cells.
- Text Indent
- Set the indention, in pixels, of the menu item within the
cell.
- Menu Delay
- Set the length of time the menu displays after the user moves
the pointer away from the triggering image or link. Values are in
milliseconds, so the default setting, 1000, equals 1 second. For
a 3‑second delay, type 3000.
- Pop‑up Borders
- Determines whether menu items have a border. If you want
a border, make sure Show Borders is selected.
- Border Width
- Set the border’s width, in pixels.
- Shadow, Border Color, and Highlight
- Pick a color for these border options. Shadow and highlight
are not reflected in the preview.
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