Coral S. wrote:
> "To fix it, in the CSS file, instead of referring to them "#menuh a.parent" 
> and "#menuh a.top_parent", refer to them as "#menuh-container a.parent" and 
> "#menuh-container a.top_parent" (i.e.,  use the parent div)."
>
> Hi Brian,
>
> Thank you so much for your reply.  I tried what you suggested, and 
> unfortunately it looks the same in IE6 as it did before.  It's possible I 
> implemented your suggestion incorrectly, but from what I can tell it didn't 
> work for me.  You can check out the code to see if there are any errors 
> here:
>
> http://www.swanflighthaven.com/Summer_Breeze/dropdown%20menu.css
>
> Any other insights would be very much appreciated. :)
>
> -Coral
>   
I actually just meant that you change the references to "a.parent" and 
"a.top_parent" only. Everything else, including the references to "a" 
(no class), can be the same ("#menuh a" or whatever). Not sure if it'll 
make a difference, but it's worth a try.

Take a look at this page for more details on this bug. One commenter 
offers another, though slightly more complicated, solution.
http://www.quirksmode.org/bugreports/archives/2005/09/IE6_Multi_Class_Bug.html

-- 
Brian Riley
http://www.seventysevendesigns.com

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