Nathan Rutman schrieb:
http://www.solvepoint.com/design/sp4.2/
1) (IE ONLY) When the page loads, the menu items are in the upper-left
corner of the screen until used the first time, then they jump into
place. I thought they needed "layout" and so assigned height attributes
to all items involved.
Good idea. Give layout to
#pageContainer { position:relative; ... _height:0; }
WFM on a local copy.
As a rule of thumb:
Never use position:relative on a container of floats (or worse, relative
positioned elements:
li.menuItem { overflow: visible; float: left; position: relative; width:
150px; } )
without adding layout. You have managed to take this block completely
out of the flow.
happy hacking.
Ingo
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