Whoa impressive work Alan.
>Hi Wesley
>
>You are pandering to IE and especially IE6. This type of menu is
>best done first to work correct in Firefox or Opera, then a check in
>IE7, then lastly IE6. I have copied your code and made a few changes.
I'm a CSS programmer. I start with compliant bro
Wesley Lamont wrote:
> Heya,
>
> This last bug is killing me. I've been bashing away at it over the
> weekend to no avail.
>
> The Main menu drop down functionality is flawed in IE6(win) and
> possibly other IE's as well. The visual appearance is solved via
> giving the ancestors blocks a position
>setting the a to display: block; should clear that up.
Thanks for the suggestion Brian. The 'a' links are already all set to
block as it is a standard procedure for drop down menus or getting
hover to function on the entire block.
But that being said it does give the effect of that problem so
> You're CSS works correctly even in IE 7.
Yeah I was told this by another colleague though i have no way to run
through the functionality myself as I have no IE7 in my mac-based
office.
> What I would recommend you
>is to temporary use the JS version on all browsers (i.e. commenting out
Rafael wrote:
> b) IE 6 ignores the mouse-over once you move out of the link (as if the
> LI didn't count at all). I've had this problem before, but I can't
> recall how did I sort it out, I'll let you know if I recall how.
setting the a to display: block; should clear that up.
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You're CSS works correctly even in IE 7. What I would recommend you
is to temporary use the JS version on all browsers (i.e. commenting out
the "li:hover" in the CSS and the conditional comments in the HTML).
Your problems seem to be mainly two:
a) You have an extra margin on your IE 6 v
You're CSS works correctly even in IE 7. What I would recommend you
is to temporary use the JS version on all browsers (i.e. commenting out
the "li:hover" in the CSS and the conditional comments in the HTML).
Your problems seem to be mainly two:
a) You have an extra margin on your IE 6 v
