[css-d] elements not showing in iOS, can't see why

Hi all; I’ve got a nested ul that is intended to work as a pure css drop down menu, such as I’ve used successfully in projects in the past. It uses the standard method where li:hover changes the nested ul (ie. submenu)’s display from none to block. However, for some reason iOS is not displaying

Re: [css-d] elements not showing in iOS, can't see why

Rick Lecoat wrote: Hi all; I’ve got a nested ul that is intended to work as a pure css drop down menu, such as I’ve used successfully in projects in the past. It uses the standard method where li:hover changes the nested ul (ie. submenu)’s display from none to block. However, for some reason i

Re: [css-d] elements not showing in iOS, can't see why

On 21 Aug 2012, at 16:13, Philip TAYLOR wrote: > Mebbe this, mebbe not. IOS is a closed book to me. > Error Line 12, Column 65: Bad value X-UA-Compatible for attribute http-equiv > on element meta. > Thanks for replying so quickly Philip; it seems it’s *not* that, sadly, but nevertheless you

Re: [css-d] elements not showing in iOS, can't see why

Le 22 août 2012 à 00:10, Rick Lecoat a écrit : > I’ve got a nested ul that is intended to work as a pure css drop down menu, > such as I’ve used successfully in projects in the past. It uses the standard > method where li:hover changes the nested ul (ie. submenu)’s display from none > to bloc

Re: [css-d] elements not showing in iOS, can't see why

Thanks for that Philippe. Yes, it seems that was indeed the problem -- something that I’d initially discounted since those elements were not being clipped in desktop browsers. The overflow:auto was there to contain the floated elements, so I’ll sort out an alternative solution for them and put i