As I did some of my own poking around, I went ahead and increased the width of the disc-list and found that I could then eliminate the short wrap that is inherited from the menu list. So does that mean that I need to have a width declaration for every other list style - I thought if I was using a differen class I would not need to have to mention every property:value that is addressed in the menu lists styles http://www.shrikhande.us/CSSTest/ <http://www.shrikhande.us/CSSTest/> Looking forward to your input. #dss#
________________________________ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Devendra Shrikhande Sent: Fri 2/18/2005 2:42 PM To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org Subject: Multiple list via CSS - newbie question... As I start to immerse myself into the world of CSS and Web Standards I thought I would use Nick Rigby's excellent list menu code from A List Apart (http://www.alistapart.com/articles/horizdropdowns/) I then tweaked the code to change the colors and then tweaked it for another verison on the same page. However, now I am in a bit of a quandry because when I go to add a regular list within the content of the page, I inherit values from the menu list style. The test page is available at: http://www.shrikhande.us/CSSTest/ For starters, I seek your counsel on: 1- Is my approach the best way to address the two different nav styles. and. 2. How should I modify my style sheet so the lists that are styled within the content area of the page are not influenced by the meun style. I look forward toyour advice. TIA! #dss#
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