The issue at hand is that [productname] is completely compliant, but is more modern than HTML 4.01. If you remove the doctype tag, all your rendering issues should be resolved.
This is sooo untrue. If they require invalid HTML, their product is NOT compiliant.
If you remove doctype, browsers emulate IE5 invalid CSS interpretation. Far from being modern.
However the doctype tag is really a formality used for checking compliancy and nothing more.
As you see, it is not a formality, but neccessity to get proper document (styles) interpretation.
Removing the tag will solve your rendering problems.
...will cause...
I'd get rid of that menu. It *needs* browser *bugs* in order to work!
Is this menu accesible when: - javascript is off? - styles are off? - styles and js are off? - keyboard is used to navigate?
-- regards, Kornel Lesiński
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