Sent by Gunlaug_Sørtun on 7 September 2008 02:02
Jody Levinson wrote:
>>> Is there a beginner's guide that tells you step by step what to
>>> put where?
Generally: especially beginners should avoid hacking browsers whenever
possible.
In most cases hacking is a completely unnecessary exercise,
and one should at least not attempt to hack any browser until all
regular styling-attempts have failed.
In your case it's a case of differences in browser defaults, which will
be remedied as soon as they get a complete set of style-rules so they
all know where to put things.
>>> <http://www.atlas-inspection.com/newsite/template3.html>
Add the following _positions_ to complete the styles...
..nav ul{
top: 100%;
left: 0;
}
....and Firefox and IE7 will agree on where to place those dropdowns -
100% down from the top (equals the bottom of each nav-link), and left.
That'll give a nice line-up that won't be affected by font-resizing or
other stress-factors applied at the user-end.
IE6 will need hacks and workarounds for that horizontal nav, but you
should get the more capable browser-versions in line first.
regards
Georg
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http://www.gunlaug.no
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