Thanks Martin - of that I am aware - it is hard to save clients from
themselves sometimes - we are working in that direction and that is part
of what I'm trying to achieve - if I can get all the navigation where
they think it should be then it will become clearer to them that things
need to simplify radically.
I've offered the job to anyone who wants it ... anyone? anyone? But I
get no offers ...
-Tanya
ps - I still can't get the main content area to come up under the top
navigation - it is married to the dark green blocks ... as if it is the
floats but that doesn't seem to be the case.
Martin Heiden wrote:
Tanya,
I need some help nesting floats - what is the syntax?
<div class="nav">
<ul id="nav1">
...
</ul>
<ul id="nav2">
...
</ul>
</div>
Maybe it's time to clean it all up? You've got a lot of redundant css
definitions and some validation errors. (You used #nav2 two times).
If I understand what you want, you just have to float the container,
not the uls. It is the normal behaviour that the two uls sit one above
the other. But I'm not really shure if I got it right.
By the way... These multilevel dropdown and fly-out menues are a
usability and accessibility catastrophe.
regards,
Martin
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