Re: [WSG] suckerfish menu and position:relative woes

2006-02-07 Thread Kenneth Fraser
Hi Pete, I had the same issue before and had to add one line to the js code for the drop-downs to hover on top. The extra line is commented. Hope this helps, Kenneth startList = function() { if (document.all&&document.getElementById) { navRoot = document.getElementById("nav"); for (i=0; i hiy

Re: [WSG] suckerfish menu and position:relative woes

2006-02-07 Thread Kenneth Fraser
No problem Pete, glad to be of service. The fix comes from an article by Nick Rigby that I found while trying to figure out the same problem you had. You can read the article at http://www.nickrigby.com/article/25/drop-down-menus-horizontal-style-pt-3. The line of javascript is mentioned by hi

Re: [WSG] IE7 Compatibility Team

2006-02-09 Thread Kenneth Fraser
Greetings, From my experience when I run into an IE bug (double-margin / 3 pixel jog) that could use height: 1% to fix it, I use display: inline as an alternative and it saves a hack in your code or one less reason to use a conditional comment. I haven't noticed any problems with other browser