I think centering is going to be difficult. You could try setting the list items to a specific width and then text-align:centering the links. That might create some cross-browser issues, though.
Another thought is to set the unordered list to a specific width and then text-align:centering the list items and/or links. This might be less-incompatible, but you won't be able to use borders on the individual items. Good luck! On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 8:44 PM, K <kevi...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hello. First of all, superfish is a great plugin and I am currently > using it on a website I am developing. I have implemented the nav-bar > style and it looks/works great for the most part however I do have one > problem that I can't seem to get around. The secondary menu (the lower > of the 2 navbars) has all of its links left-aligned. On a wide site > with many main level links, if you hover over one all the way to the > right and it only has a few links, you have to move your mouse all the > way back to the left to get to them. All the while staying within the > certain area to keep the hover state. My question is whether there is > a cross-browser way to make the secondary links center align? Thanks > so much in advance. > >
