Maybe you've already thought of this, but the list is useless without
css support. I'd suggest putting spanlist item name/span in the list
items and then do something like
|li a span {display:none}|
Thanks for the reminder. I did not think about this at all.
In IE, this doesn't seem to be
tee wrote:
For example:
The first button link:
#siteOption #homeLink {
background: url(images/bigmenu/big5_home.jpg) no-repeat;
height: 28px; width: 150px;
}
And the span has to be here so that it work in IE but creates 2 pixel white
space.
#siteOption #homeLink span {display: none; }
