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Which "Insert Menu" Categories support variable widths (REF: limitations in "Glide")?

Thread began 5/16/2012 9:24 am by dan317597 | Last modified 5/17/2012 7:26 am by dan317597 | 1098 views | 3 replies

dan317597

Which "Insert Menu" Categories support variable widths (REF: limitations in "Glide")?

I'm trying to make a menu that will allow me to create tabs that are wider than the defaults, and it would help to know which ones are not, as "Glide" is (see post "Slide color effect only on 75% of a button"), limited in how wide they will go.

For example, "Dell Style" appears to have gradients, and "Bubble" hints at some .PNGs at work. I'd like to know sooner rather than later.

MOREOVER: With the advanced options available in CSS3, wouldn't it be sensible to have Menu Writer employ some kind of gradient and/or transparency style defs instead of resorting to image files?

- Dan

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