[css-d] Extra space in IE on css dropdown navigation

2006-11-26 Thread Anne Davies
Thanks to the help I've received here my navigation menu is almost complete. I 
have tried and tried to fix this final problem but I am not getting anywhere so 
again am asking for your expertise in what I hope is a simple question. If you 
view the menu here: http://www.aberdeenhq.com/test2 you will see that 
everything works in Firefox and most works in IE. The only problem I have is on 
the 'entertainment' section.  If you hover on 'entertainment' it drops down the 
list of options, with sub options coming from 'shopping', 'places to visit' and 
'sports'. However, you'll note that there is a white line under these 3 
elements, that shouldn't be there and doesn't display in Firefox. Any idea how 
I can get rid of these white lines? Because this is an IE only problem, I 
presume you'll need to check the 'if ie' stuff in my html, but my css file is 
here if you need to check that too: 
http://www.aberdeenhq.com/test2/css/final3.css 

Thanks very much again for any help or suggestions.

Anne
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[css-d] Padding in Firefox - Horizontal navigation menu sits too far to left

2006-11-24 Thread Anne Davies
I've been working for ages now on this vertical horizontal menu in css and 
have slowly managed to improve it apart from a couple of things. It works 
great in IE but in Firefox it sits too far to the right, as if there's 
padding to the left. I've tried everything I can think of but can't get this 
to work.  I would be extremely grateful for any suggestions as to what I 
should do to get this to move to the left in Firefox (but still look OK in 
IE!).  If I can get it to move to the left I can hopefully then increase the 
width of all navigation elements slightly so that the larger elements don't 
cut off.  The dropdown in Firefox isn't perfect but I could live with it. 
The page can be viewed here:  http://www.aberdeenhq.com/test  and css is 
here: www.aberdeenhq.com/test/css/dropdown5.css

Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions.

Anne 

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Re: [css-d] Padding in Firefox - Horizontal navigation menu sitstoo far to left

2006-11-24 Thread Anne Davies
Thanks Charles - that's exactly what I wanted it to do in Firefox! 
However... it is now spaced out far too much in IE and the navigation goes 
onto 2 lines now.  Any ideas how I can now reduce the width in IE?

Anne

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 On 11/24/06, Anne Davies [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I've been working for ages now on this vertical horizontal menu in css 
 and
 have slowly managed to improve it apart from a couple of things. It works
 great in IE but in Firefox it sits too far to the right, as if there's
 padding to the left.

 Basically to remove the left padding on the menu you would need to
 change the padding in

 #menuh ul { padding-right: -2em; }

 into something like

 #menuh ul { padding: 0 2.5em 0 0; }

 Cheers,
 -Charles-
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[css-d] Horizontal navigation menu problem in Firefox

2006-11-22 Thread Anne Davies
I've got a problem with a css horizontal navigation menu. Although I'm still 
quite new to css I've spent many hours getting this dropdown menu to work. It's 
now great in IE but... it looks awful in Firefox - the alignment is all wrong 
like there's too much padding to the left. I've tried everything I can think of 
but can't get it fixed. I copied code from a few sites to get it to work in the 
first place so maybe there's some incompatibility there. I'd be very grateful 
for any suggestions.  You can see the navigation menu here: 
http://www.aberdeenhq.com/csstest and the css is here 
http://www.aberdeenhq.com/csstest/css/dropdown2.css 

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

Anne
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Re: [css-d] Horizontal navigation menu problem in Firefox

2006-11-22 Thread Anne Davies, Aberdeen Internet
I've redone my navigation menu, based on the Sperling example as suggested 
(thanks Ian). It's much better now but I still have some problems. The main 
problem is that I have many navigation items to fit in, and, using the 
Sperling style, they are currently all the same width, which is wasted on 
navigation items which are short, eg 'the process' 'your move' and 'general' 
whereas 'temporary accommodation', 'communications' and 'entertainment' need 
an extra pixel or two to give enough width. Is there an easy way to change 
the width of these items so that some are short and some are longer? I've 
put over my latest attempt at http://www.aberdeenhq.com/csstest2/  and the 
css is at  http://www.aberdeenhq.com/csstest2/css/dropdown4.css

In IE you'll notice that the final element in the navigation menu 'general' 
wraps to below the 'education' button, so I'll need to fix that too.

Thanks again for any help or suggestions.

Anne

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 I've got a problem with a css horizontal navigation menu.
 Although I'm still quite new to css I've spent many hours getting
 this dropdown menu to work. It's now great in IE but... it looks
 awful in Firefox - the alignment is all wrong like there's too
 much padding to the left. I've tried everything I can think of
 but can't get it fixed. I copied code from a few sites to get it
 to work in the first place so maybe there's some incompatibility
 there. I'd be very grateful for any suggestions.  You can see the
 navigation menu here: http://www.aberdeenhq.com/csstest and the
 css is here http://www.aberdeenhq.com/csstest/css/dropdown2.css

 Thanks in advance for any suggestions.


 Hi Anne

 First thing that strikes me is that you have padding and/or margin in your
 menuh divs along with 100% widths.

 The math doesn't add up.

 For good drop downs I would visit Stu Nicholl's site at:
 http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menus/drop_examples.html

 or Tedd's at:

 http://sperling.com/examples/menuh/
 Follow these closely and you cannot go far wrong.

 Design so that they work in Firefox first then check with IE 6 etc


 Regards

 Ian
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