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Hi all, I'm trying to build a standards-compliant CSS flyout menu. It's my first CSS menu, so of course I decided to make it more complicated by flying elements out horizontally, and from the right side of the screen.
Works great in Firefox, but not in IE. The :hover psuedoclass works thanks to Dean Edward's /IE7/, but the alignment is crazy, it's trying to stack vertically (i want horizontal), and the hover rules are being followed inconsitently. My best guess, after 2 days of debugging is that z-order is part of the problem, and text-align/float/inline is tough for IE. The best thing is probably to look at the site in both Firefox and IE6. Firefox good, IE bad. Here is my baby, the green/blue boxes are for debugging. Tribemind.com Anyone up to the challenge? I'd really appreciate the help! Thanks, - Eric Miller |
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Fixed! w00t!
I got it, thanks anyway!
Check out www.tribemind.com for a beautiful CSS nav, horizontal, that works in IE6 and Firefox!!! Sweeeeeet! Now If I could just get the content strip to expand. It won't obey height: auto. The naughty boy... |
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holy scrolling whitespace batman!
![]() Interesting twist on the navbar...kind of looks odd with 'the team' being so big... But glad you solved what you set out to do.
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