On 7/08/2009, at 4:24 AM, Rebecca Gessler wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> This is really driving me crazy. I am pretty sure this has something
> to do with the way my z-indexes are set up. The problem is only with
> IE6... IE7 it works fine and also FireFox.
>
> The drop down menu in IE6 comes down and overlaps all appropriate
> divs, but it disappears before you can mouse over the options.
>
> Link:
> http://northsalemny.org/nsalem/architectural-review/architectural-review-code
You need to set the links to be display: block so that they fill up
the space in the <li>. IE6 only recognizes :hover on <a> (unless you
use some javascript trickery).
#nice-menu-1 a { display: block; }
I'm assuming that you don't want the search form to be poking out the
side of the header. Elements that are absolutely positioned are
positioned in relation to their nearest positioned ancestor (either
relative or absolute) or the body if no ancestor is positioned. Set
#header to be position relative and your search box will be able to be
positioned in relation to that.
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