An anoying rectangle

[jorge]

I get a rectangle on top of the menu pics.


The code is:

<script type="text/javascript">

var code="code";
var ocode="ocode";
var url="url";
var sub="sub";

var STYLE = {
"border":0,
"shadow":0,
"color":{"border":"#FEFBF3", "shadow":"#FEFBF3", "bgON":"FEFBF3","bgOVER":"#FEFBF3", "imagebg":"#FEFBF3", "oimagebg":"#FEFBF3"},
"css":{"ON":"clsCMOn", "OVER":"clsCMOver"}
};

var STYLELEVEL1 = {
"border":1,
"shadow":0,
"color":{"border":"Black", "shadow":"#DBD8D1", "bgON":"#EAEAEA","bgOVER":"#CCCCCC"},
"css":{"ON":"clsCMOnLevel1", "OVER":"clsCMOverLevel1"}
};

function getItemOff(docID) {
if (docID==5) {
return 38;
};
var imgW = new Image();
imgW.src = "/images/topmenu/img" + docID + "_on.gif";
return imgW.width;
};

function getLevelOff(docID) {
if (docID==8 ) {
return 0;
};
var imgW = new Image();
imgW.src = "/images/topmenu/img" + docID + "_on.gif";
return imgW.width;
};

function getWidth(docID) {
var imgW = new Image();
imgW.src = "/images/topmenu/img" + docID + "_on.gif";
return imgW.width;
};

var MENU_ITEMS =
[
{"pos":"relative", "itemoff":[0,38], "style":STYLE, "size":[19,38]},
{"code":'<img src="/images/topmenu/img8_off.gif">', "ocode":'<img src="/images/topmenu/img8_on.gif">', url:"/smcms/FORSIDE/Index.htm?ID=8", "format":{"leveloff":[0,getLevelOff("8")], "itemoff":[0,getItemOff("8")], "size":[19,getWidth("8")]}
, sub:[
{"itemoff":[18,0], "leveloff":[19,0], "style":STYLELEVEL1, "size":[19,122]},
{code:"Bliv kunde i Fair og spar op til 50%", url:"/smcms/FORSIDE/Bliv_kunde_i_Fair/Index.htm?ID=3531", "size":[19,122]},
]

},

... and so on

the CSS:
DIV {
}

.clsCMOn {
}

.clsCMOver {
}

...

[Sergey Nosenko]

This happens because browser cannot find required blank image - it
must somewhere in the directory structure of your site in order to get
menu working without these red crosses. To resolve this issue, put
b.gif to some folder (e.g. 'img'). Then insert into the menuitems.js
file the following line:

var BLANK_IMAGE = "img/b.gif";

This line must be inserted at the top of the file, and path in the
double quotes must point to b.gif no matter where you've put it.

Menu FAQ #15