Ryan Morris wrote:
> ... I have this menu/submenu
> http://menutest.mnos.org/test.php
> (don't mind the page having no relative content - I cut out the excess for
> the purpose of this email)
How uncommon on this list, thanks.
> This works fine in IE & Firefox - however, it's working ok in IE because it
> has a position hack applied to it in the css (hp_nav.css)
>
> #ul-nav{
> *margin-top:-40px;
> }
>
> If i remove this, see example
> http://menutest.mnos.org/test_nogoodinie.php
>
> Is there any way to position this Menu (#ul-nav) correctly without relying
> on an invalidating position hack?
For IE, this should work, too:
#ul-nav {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
/* width:100%; */
position:relative;
zoom:1;
}
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