Timothy Martens schreef:
> Hi All,
>
> Trying to get my nested list to play nicely in IE Win. Was using  
> first-child, but no IE support? Added a class or two thinking it  
> would work but no dice.
>
> How it should look:
> http://www.kaupoart.com/collections/paintings/usque-dum-vivam-et- 
> ultra/subnav.png
>
> CSS link:
> http://www.kaupoart.com/css/screen.css
>
> HTML link:
> http://www.kaupoart.com/collections/paintings/usque-dum-vivam-et-ultra/
>
> CSS:
> [...]
>
> HTML:
>
> <ul id="subnav">
>    <li><h4>Collections</h4></li>              
>    <li class="has_children">
<!-- has no children!; francky -->
>       <a href="/collections/paintings/">Paintings</a>
>    </li>
>    <li>
>       <ul class="level_2">
>          <li id="subnav_slcv"><a href="/collections/paintings/sotto-la-
> [...]
>   

Hi Timothy,
You have placed the 2nd/3rd level ul's in empty li's. They should just 
be in the li of which they are children, the ending </li> after the last 
</ul>.
Without orphans, see:

    testpage <http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/css-discuss/usque.htm>

(Probably the text-decoration styles of the 2nd/3rd levels have to be 
adapted now).

Success and greetings,
francky

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