Daniel Kessler wrote:
> Okay, so the basic idea as I see it is to work with the anchors instead
> of the li. I saw the li as the more base part and worked from big to
> small, but here small was the essential part (the link).
> Now that "side li" and "side li:hover" are gutted, do I still need
> t
ah, I love explanations. I'm not great on memory unless I understand
something. Never would've been a good actor.
Okay, so the basic idea as I see it is to work with the anchors
instead of the li. I saw the li as the more base part and worked
from big to small, but here small was the esse
--- On Fri, 8/22/08, Daniel Kessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://sph.umd.edu/events/wellness2/template.html
>
> The navigation menu has padding between the s.
> Because of this,
> when I rollover the , it doesn't highlight
> the text (black) for a
> few pixel from each side.
> Any sug
Daniel Kessler wrote:
> http://sph.umd.edu/events/wellness2/template.html
> The navigation menu has padding between the s. Because of this,
> when I rollover the , it doesn't highlight the text (black) for a
> few pixel from each side.
> Any suggestions for making this work consistently? I've
http//sph.umd.edu/events/wellness2/template.html
The navigation menu has padding between the s. Because of this,
when I rollover the , it doesn't highlight the text (black) for a
few pixel from each side.
Any suggestions for making this work consistently? I've checked
Firefox Mac and Safar
