Hi Gunlaug, Ingo and CSS-d [somewhat delayed, I just got a message, that my message could not be posted because I had forgotten to send _from_ the correct emailaddress - my excuses for the delay! :-)]
Gunlaug Sørtun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: [cut: position:relative on links problem] > Delete 'position: relative' on '.linkline a:link, .linkline a:visited'. > Apply 'position: relative' on '.linkline a:hover'. > That will make the layering change on :hover, so that it is *only* the > link that is hovered on that is layered in front of the others. WOW - wonderfull solution - not only does it make it work in IE, it also makes IE work a lot faster (probably as IE now doesn't have to calculate all the unused relative posititions) > Note: that drop-down may end up outside the edges of the page on some > links/window-widths, so make sure it has enough space to play on so > it'll stay within visible range. That can only be assured with extra space to the right - right? :-) > > I noticed that the function disappears completely in IE if I remove > > the background on .linkline a:hover > > IE need some/any type of change imposed on the element on :hover. The > slightest change in border, background, background-position will > normally do. ahhh - ok - thanks for the enlightenment And thanx to both Gunlaug and Ingo for the help. I am much relieved that I was not the only one to think along those lines! ;-) Kind regards and much thankfullness :-) Jesper ______________________________________________________________________ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by evolt.org -- http://www.evolt.org/help_support_evolt/
