It's because of the child's (or sub-item's parent) box. They
probably thought on give it some margin to make it safer and easier to
select, meaning you can go a little out of the item's box and the menu
won't disappear, so the issue you describe is caused by their top margin.
Hope that helps.
Jay Rabe wrote:
> This is certainly a nice-looking solution, however I'm curious about one
> thing. If I put my cursor tip in a top-level box, it drops down the sub-menu
> just fine, but the highlighting in the top-level box is only "on" if the tip
> of the cursor is somewhere above (ie vertically) the midline of the box.
> Clearly not a functional issue, but just curious.
>
> J
>
>> This works:
>>
>> http://sperling.com/examples/menuh/
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> tedd
>>
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