Bingo. Thanks so much!
And, for those keeping score at home, the text overflow issue that was
brought up (if you increase font size, the nav items wrap, which breaks the
nav) is also solved: use em for the height attributes of the 2nd-level nav
items and the top margin of the 3rd-level instead of
On Mon, 22 May 2006 21:55:10 +0800, benjy rose :: B:COMPLEX Creative
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've created a dropdown menu that works fine on FF/Mac, FF/Win, and
> IE/Win, but has some weirdness on Safari. Basically, when the menu
> first dropsdown, it doesn't display the full width of
benjy rose :: B:COMPLEX Creative wrote:
> http://www.gmvoices.com/new
> http://www.gmvoices.com/screen.css
http://www.gmvoices.com/new/screen.css
There is this #nav li float with a fixed width of 10em, it is overflown
by its descendant link of 171px width + padding.
This exceeding part keep
benjy rose :: B:COMPLEX Creative wrote:
> I've created a dropdown menu that works fine on FF/Mac, FF/Win, and IE/Win,
> but has some weirdness on Safari. Basically, when the menu first drops
> down, it doesn't display the full width of the menu, but when I roll over
> the items, they each extend
Hi all...
I've created a dropdown menu that works fine on FF/Mac, FF/Win, and IE/Win,
but has some weirdness on Safari. Basically, when the menu first drops
down, it doesn't display the full width of the menu, but when I roll over
the items, they each extend out to the proper length. Then, when I
