It could be an IE whitespace issue. I can't look at your example just now
but have you tried:
liitem/lili
item/li
In other words, the next list item must start on the same line as the one
above. I know, it sounds insane...
Thanks
Russ
Anyone have any thoughts on why IE6 keeps shoving in a linebreak in this
example?
http://inspire.server101.com/bttdb/mb/
It appears to put the line break in at each point where there is a nested
list (UL) being repositioned.
thanks
Ben
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