Hi Michael...This may be some help to others as to how it actually looks in Opera 7.

A cut-off screenshot of your problem: http://lc55.co.uk/test/mfs.jpg

Regards, JG

--- "Michael Kear" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I've put this page up on my dev site, and it works fine in IE6, fine in
NN7.1,  but in Opera 7.11 the lower level of menus are arranged vertically
instead of horizontally.  I'm not sure what's wrong - they worked ok this
afternoon, now I've made some changes and they don't work.  

"Easy,"  I said to myself,  "just put it back how it was this afternoon and
it'll work again, then do the changes one at a time till it breaks then
you'll know what you did wrong."   Except when I loaded up this afternoon's
version it still arranges the submenus vertically.  Huh?   I've looked and
looked and I'm obviously too close to it because I cant see what's causing
it to behave like that.  Can anyone else see please?

The page is at http://mezzanines.com.au/casestudies.cfm

And the CSS is at http://mezzanines.com.au/styles/mezzanine.css and
http://mezzanines.com.au/styles/menutabs.css 

I'm fully aware that the problem is probably going to end up being something
stupid like a forgotten semicolon or something, but it verifies ok and so
does the XHTML.   

(Oh and in case anyone's done some work in this field - all the text is
stuff I've mocked up for the client - he's busily writing his own text now.)


Cheers
Mike Kear
Windsor, NSW, Australia
AFP Webworks
http://afpwebworks.com




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