Thanks Joel. appreciate the response.
I have used a hybrid of a slide out menu and a drop down as the third level. I had cleared my cache, used the alt/refresh technique etc. and still cannot see the drop down portion of the menu. I had a collegue do the same and he can see what I see which as about 3 pixels of the menu and that's it. Thanks for the heads-up on the ie font issue. I will sort that shortly. Front page is now valid xhtml - client has discovered FTP and decided to upload some old files for me over the past couple of days - just to keep me on my toes :-) In the meantime, can you confirm that you can see the drop down as well in the ie's? Cheers, Wes Joel Birch wrote: > > > Hi Wessa, > > I have checked your link and the menu is actually working in both IE6 > and IE7. May I suggest you attempt to reload the page in a way that > avoids the cache? Holding Alt down when clicking the refresh button > seems to ignore the cache successfully on my PC. > > I notice however, that you have run into the IE issue where fonts look > "jaggy" due to altering the opacity (fading) on a parent element that > does not have an explicitly defined solid background colour. You will > find that you need to apply a solid orange to the submenus in IE > instead of the pretty gradient you currently have, as this mostly > fixes this issue. > > Good luck. > Joel Birch. > > > PS. Invalid HTML. There, I said it. ;) > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/jQuery-%28Superfish%29-conflicting-with-swfobject-tf4545960s27240.html#a13110004 Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
