I have a site that has a navbar at the top and bottom. For several of the selections on the navbar I have a layer that appears in the center of the page which links the upper and lower navbars. On this layer is a submenu that is dependant on the selection in the primary navbar. The visibility of the middle layer is handled by mouseover events. All told there are at least three different selections which will use this center navbar. The background of the center navbar is only visible when one of these selections is highlighted. Because of the repetition I decided to have the background of the center navbar be a layer and then the content for each of the main navbar selections sit in their own layers which would be placed on top of the background layer when the user puts there mouse over the selection. This works great however there is one last kink. The contents of this center layer are manufactures of products that are sold on the site. There are quite a few different manufacturers and so they don't all fit in the alloted space for the center navbar. I figured that this mean that I need a scrollable layer to hold the content. I got all of this working for one of the three selections, but I am now stuck. Firstly, I can't figure out how to make it work for the other two selections. Secondly, it the whole thing doesn't seem to work in any browser but IE for Windows. The background layer and the scroll controls layer appears but the content does not. I hope that some one can help me figure this out. Here is the link to the page. The three selections are Men's Frames, Women's Frames, and Children's Frames. The Men's Frames is the one that currently works in IE.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.