First, thanks to Paul for answering.
Paul Sturgess wrote:
Regarding your "reverse-order menu"... I think you've floated each
list item right. What you need to do is float each item left but
contain all the items in one div and float the div right, *not* the
list items.
I tried this, but I cant achieve to right-align the horizontal menu in
Firefox. It works in IE6/Win: the horizontal menu is floated to the
right, so it's right-aligned. But in FF...
This is some kind of challenge:
- try to right-align to the div#outer, the menu (ul#nav) in the example
site made by Andrew Krespanis
(http://leftjustified.net/site-in-an-hour/site/).
If anyone try to do it following the idea suggested by Paul (read
above), you will need to add a wrapping div (like div#menu) to the
ul#nav, and float it to the right.
I have tried that and dont have success yet... Maybe, it's *imposible*
to right-align the menu in the GeneriCo design proposed by A. Krespanis
by using floated <li>s and floated div (wrapping the menu).
Is this a challenge or this is an easy thing to achieve?
Thanks in advance.
Julián Landerreche
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