Hi there,
I am trying to ensure that my sub-menu items do not exceed 400px in width before wrapping (i.e., the text should not be wider than 400px). Is this possible? I am using the following CSS class override:
.RadMenu_Web20 .rmLink
{
width: 400px; /*this is ignored*/
white-space: normal;
}
The white-space:normal attribute enables text-wrapping but the width: 400px attribute appears to have no effect; for my five top-level menu items, the sub-menu items of each of the five all have different widths, which are seemingly arbitrary. (Within a single sub-menu, the width of all the items is constant; however, the width of one sub-menu differs from the next.) This is happening in Firefox and IE7.
All answers gratefully received,
Ed Graham
I am trying to ensure that my sub-menu items do not exceed 400px in width before wrapping (i.e., the text should not be wider than 400px). Is this possible? I am using the following CSS class override:
.RadMenu_Web20 .rmLink
{
width: 400px; /*this is ignored*/
white-space: normal;
}
The white-space:normal attribute enables text-wrapping but the width: 400px attribute appears to have no effect; for my five top-level menu items, the sub-menu items of each of the five all have different widths, which are seemingly arbitrary. (Within a single sub-menu, the width of all the items is constant; however, the width of one sub-menu differs from the next.) This is happening in Firefox and IE7.
All answers gratefully received,
Ed Graham