I've implemented a new menu system on the models page on Landships II (http://www.landships.info/landships/models.html)
This is very simple codewise but relies on CSS (Cascading style sheets) to work. I can't test whether it works on Windows since I have no Windows
machine in the house. May I use the community as testers please ? - if the menu doesn't work post here telling me what operating system, browser and version
Have Windows 7 - site works on: Chrome v49.0.2623.87m
Opera v36.0.2130.32
Pale Moon v 25.8.1 (x86)
Firefox v 45.0.1
All these are the latest updates to the browsers.
Only minor gripe about the site is when you are going through the plans section, if you try to open up a specific plan set, clicking to open new tab does not go to the plan set, but to the author again.
Otherwise a FANTASTIC site and a world leader in content.
Only minor gripe about the site is when you are going through the plans section, if you try to open up a specific plan set, clicking to open new tab does not go to the plan set, but to the author again.
Otherwise a FANTASTIC site and a world leader in content.
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Tony
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That's because the menu links aren't real links - all they are is a mechanism to generate an event which is caught and turned into a call to the server for the content which gets loaded into the right hand side of the page. It allows me to have only a few complete html pages for the whole site and all the content wrapped into fairly minimal pieces of html code.