On 01.05.2012 14:32, Howell, Cory wrote:
The issue is in the horizontal nav and the dropdowns.
http://rarebytes.com/problem.html
You are positioning those dropdowns "in thin air" - no "top", "left",
"right" or "bottom" relative to anything. Wherever a browser position
those dropdowns, it isn't doing anything wrong.
1: Declare 'position: relative' on #active (an id should only be used
once in a page, so that should be a class).
2: Declare 'top: (suitable value); left: (suitable value);' on
UL#navlist LI:hover UL#subnavlist1 to UL#navlist LI:hover UL#subnavlist6
(no need to repeat those 6 times for similar elements).
All browsers will know exactly where to position what when you tell them
by positioning one element relative to another, which you should every
time you use absolute positioning.
regards
Georg
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