Ross Hulford wrote:
> I am creating a vertical DD menu,
Why? A menu has nothing to do with Definition Data. Use logical and
syntactically correct markup, _then_ consider styling.
> and IE 6 does not like this. It
> outputs the list like a set of steps/stairs
You probably have malformed syntax. Hard to tell without a URL, but also
needless, since <ul> markup is a better starting point.
> Can anyone tell me what the selector should be?
It depends on the markup you use.
> ul#mainMenu li a{
I see nothing related to DD there. Maybe your "DD menu" didn't mean
using <dd> markup after all.
To create a vertical menu out of list of links organized in a <ul>
element, there's not much you need to do. It's vertical by default. You
may wish to consider suppressing list bullets and left margins and
setting width etc., but you didn't explain what you wanted, except for
"vertical". And you would normally use all of
ul#mainMenu
ul#mainMenu li
ul#mainMenu li a
in different CSS rules, since all of those elements might need
consideration.
Jukka K. Korpela ("Yucca")
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/
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