2geedesign wrote:
>
>> #servicesnav ul {
>> /*margin: 0em;*/
>> margin: 0 auto;
>> padding: 1px 0 8px 3px;
>> /*padding-top: 1px;
>> padding-bottom: 2px;*/
>> }
>>
>>
> David, Thanks for that - everything seems to work perfectly now. If you have
> the time to reply could you explain to me how
2geedesign wrote:
>> 2geedesign wrote:
>>
>>> The webpage is http://www.synergie.uk.com/services.html
>>> The CSS is http://www.synergie.uk.com/stylesheets/main-style.css
>>> I have a horizontal navbar contained with the #servicesnav div. In IE6
>>>
> Win and Opera 8.5 the links are cen
> 2geedesign wrote:
> > The webpage is http://www.synergie.uk.com/services.html
> > The CSS is http://www.synergie.uk.com/stylesheets/main-style.css
> > I have a horizontal navbar contained with the #servicesnav div. In IE6
Win and Opera 8.5 the links are centralised as I want within the div.
Howev
2geedesign wrote:
> The webpage is http://www.synergie.uk.com/services.html
> The CSS is http://www.synergie.uk.com/stylesheets/main-style.css
> I have a horizontal navbar contained with the #servicesnav div. In IE6 Win
> and Opera 8.5 the links are centralised as I want within the div. However in
Hi
The webpage is http://www.synergie.uk.com/services.html
The CSS is http://www.synergie.uk.com/stylesheets/main-style.css
I have a horizontal navbar contained with the #servicesnav div. In IE6 Win and
Opera 8.5 the links are centralised as I want within the div. However in FF and
Netscape the
