September 9, 200917 yr Now, I was given a project by a client, and it required creating a leftsided navigational block which also was to implement a hover function. The initial problem was the navigational block was not rectangular or square but kind of a trapezium. So how was i to achieve this. So after long hours of thinking, i achieved it. Head down to Samybaxy.net, under Products and Services You will find a left navigational block, which displays properly and effectively, not losing the original aesthetic of the design. So if you are able to guess how i managed to do it, i'll give you the files and css source codes.
September 9, 200917 yr A good seeing to with firebug will show the code My guess is a small div floating right, over the top two menu items with a white triangle gif set as background. Stevo
September 9, 200917 yr no need to supply us with the markup/styling... firebug allows us to take it anyway! Nice trick with the hide image... it works well in your context
September 9, 200917 yr nice png file to hide it - looks a little rough around the edges, but all in all a nice idea I'd hardly say you 'invented' using a png file to hide part of the site, therefore changing the astetics lol - its an age old trick, been around for donkey's years
September 9, 200917 yr Author The Point is not in hiding the file with png but in creating that seamless blend of design. Knowing that designs are only perceived by the eyes. So we can do anthing as long as the behind the scenes are kept secret.
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