Hi all
I have a jump menu that I would like to change the look of! Is it possible to style the arrow to a different colour from blue?
I have spent an age trying to find an answer to this. It would have to work across browsers and validate. If this isn't possible is there any other way I can perform the same task with javascript or some such thing?

Cheers
Burnsie

I guess you can use css everywhere.
Also, can you provide example of your menu?

I think you can you css for that and also really make it easy so for that menu changes so find really good one.

Is it possible to style the arrow to a different colour from blue?

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Here is the script that makes my menu:

function generate_jump_menu() {
global $config;

$output = '';
$image_count = array();

$output .= '<form id="jump-menu" action="#" method="get">' . "\n\t\t\t\t\t" . '<div>';
$output .= "\n\t\t\t\t\t\t" . '<select name="jump-menu" class="jump-menu" onchange="document.location.href=this.options[this.selectedIndex].value;">
<option value="#">'.site_tr('Jump to').'...</option>';

It produces a menu that looks like the one here:
http://www.doit.wisc.edu/accessibili...s/jumpmenu.htm

It's the default one you see everywhere. (like the scroll-bar on webmaster-talk)
I can change the background/text colour etc. via class="jump-menu" but it's the blue arrow i would like to change.

cheers

and where is the "blue arrow" specified OR are you asking about the default indicator shown on the "button" to extend the option list on the select element?

you know i am

Originally Posted by Burnsie

you know i am

I don't KNOW that!

Certainly I can assume that is the case, but then you may have a bespoke drop down instead.

Oh ok sorry
The thing I would like to style is the default indicator shown on the "button" to extend the option list on the select element. It's the little thing that looks like an arrow coloured blue.

cheers

I meant to post this earlier.

http://articles.sitepoint.com/articl...-web-forms-css

However, some form elements are OS dependent and do not respond to CSS styling.