Thanks so much! This worked perfectly.
On 3/28/06, cj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> delete the padding from you <li>, as this is going to make the links
> not fill the entire <li> area. then change your link code to:
>
> #navigationlinks li a {
> display: block;
> padding: 4px;
> }
>
> this will give you the padding you took off the <li>, and it will make
> the link a block element, which means it will fill the entire <li>
> area. be sure you take out the width declaration here, or its width
> will be "100% + 4px + 4px". be warned your "home" non-link might need
> its own class so that you can give it padding somewhere to match the
> links.
>
> of course this doesn't work with ie. if i remember right, giving the
> links layout will fix it for ie. an example would be:
>
> /* bs hoop for ie \*/
> * html #navigationlinks li a {height: 0;}/* */
>
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