Hi Michael and Martin. Thanks for the reply. A quick note first before I go playing with my code again.
> The problem is the still the same, but perhaps you missed the answers > earlier. > > You can only use id="home" once on any page--one time and one time > only--and never twice on the same page. This includes using the same id > on different tags or elements; if you use it on a <li> tag you cannot > use it on an <a> tag--even if it is in a separate <div> or other > element. The same rule applies for all id's--each one must be different > e.g unique, not the same,... the only one of it's kind. Yes, I fully aware that ID can only apply one and one ONLY :) I have to say I didnšt' think ahead when making the menu. Having the button set to ID was fine and passed the flying colors with validator. The issue arise once I decided to have the 'current page' indicator. I did try to change button ID to class, set the conflict ID to different name, but no matter what I do, either my button disappears or the indicator won't work. > In one instance you have (which is done correctly btw): > > <div id="navcontainer"> > <ul id="navlist"> > <li id="home"><a href="http://www.lotusseeds.com";... This actually is the menu for English page. I hide it in my Chinese page and will eventually remove it. The problem I am facing now has nothing to do with this navlist. tee ****************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm for some hints on posting to the list & getting help ******************************************************
