CSS Box Model Bug? Advice Needed!?
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The above link is for a website I'm working on for a friend. It relies on two style sheets (2column.css & submenu.css). There is also a javascript file (ieHover.js) The 2column sheet is not the problem. Somewhere in the submenu.css sheet I've created (because it wasnt there earlier) a cirucumstance whereby the submenu box is multi-line on IE6. It looks correct when viewed with Mozilla. The submenu text elements should be horizontal, single-line.
The submenu.css sheet is a merge of a CSS tab menu and a CSS drop-down menu. I used internet-available code, so some naming conventions (ie: liRenaissance) are not my doing. When I tried to change the names of those it made for a mad-house, so I've opted to leave it in place till I find a way to remove it without confusing it.
Also - and I'm not sure what to do about it - there is a "focus" issue - relates to what tab has the focus when the page is loaded when no hover state exists and uses .on and .off classes.
I've now removed/change all but two display:blocks. The remaining two when changed dont seem to fix the proble - but do create other large problems. :(
Sorry if the link temporarily flaked out - we have had two minor (brief) power outages today that have temp. taken my webserver offline. At the moment, its back up.
The above link is for a website I'm working on for a friend. It relies on two style sheets (2column.css & submenu.css). There is also a javascript file (ieHover.js) The 2column sheet is not the problem. Somewhere in the submenu.css sheet I've created (because it wasnt there earlier) a cirucumstance whereby the submenu box is multi-line on IE6. It looks correct when viewed with Mozilla. The submenu text elements should be horizontal, single-line.
The submenu.css sheet is a merge of a CSS tab menu and a CSS drop-down menu. I used internet-available code, so some naming conventions (ie: liRenaissance) are not my doing. When I tried to change the names of those it made for a mad-house, so I've opted to leave it in place till I find a way to remove it without confusing it.
Also - and I'm not sure what to do about it - there is a "focus" issue - relates to what tab has the focus when the page is loaded when no hover state exists and uses .on and .off classes.
I've now removed/change all but two display:blocks. The remaining two when changed dont seem to fix the proble - but do create other large problems. :(
Sorry if the link temporarily flaked out - we have had two minor (brief) power outages today that have temp. taken my webserver offline. At the moment, its back up.
Look for the property "display: block" in the style for the submenu text. Try changing it to "display: inline" or try removing it.
Here's another way to do drop down menus. http://www.alistapart.com/articles/horizdropdowns/
If you're going to design a website, it's a good idea to take the time to really understand how CSS works.
Good luck!
Here's another way to do drop down menus. http://www.alistapart.com/articles/horizdropdowns/
If you're going to design a website, it's a good idea to take the time to really understand how CSS works.
Good luck!
Your link didn't work for me.
Look for the property "display: block" in the style for the submenu text. Try changing it to "display: inline" or try removing it.
Here's another way to do drop down menus. http://www.alistapart.com/articles/horizdropdowns/
If you're going to design a website, it's a good idea to take the time to really understand how CSS works.
Good luck!
Here's another way to do drop down menus. http://www.alistapart.com/articles/horizdropdowns/
If you're going to design a website, it's a good idea to take the time to really understand how CSS works.
Good luck!