Dave M G wrote:
> Adding the .class to the last item in the list does solve the problem
> of the width of the main menu. Unfortunately, the menu is generated
> from within a CMS, and I can't quite get that solution to be
> compatible with the PHP code that drives the HTML.
>
> However, even though I have to find another way to skin that cat, I
> can at least now see where to focus my efforts.
Try this modification:
#main-menu li {
width: 34%;
margin-left: -1%;
position: relative;
left: 1%;
}
It will solve the problem without an extra class, by moving each
list-item to the left so they don't fill up the space in #menu ul - and
therefore can't drop, and then offset them back again so they appear to
be in the correct places.
IE/win's percentages-to-pixels calculation flaws will make it look less
than perfect at certain window-widths - especially in IE6, but a
background-color on #menu ul will mask that most of the time.
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