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Just had a quik look could this be the problem
p, ol, ul {
line-height: 180%;
}
would putting subsidiary p,u,l,ol elements in your navmeni fix it?
On 09/01/2009, Grant Sewell <dcglug@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Grant Sewell wrote:
>> Anthony Williams wrote:
>>
>>> You don't need JavaScript (except for IE compatibility) --- you can do
>>> it all with CSS. I wrote an article on this a couple of years ago:
>>>
>>> http://www.justsoftwaresolutions.co.uk/articles/css_menus.html
>>>
>>> There's a sample menu at
>>>
>>> http://www.justsoftwaresolutions.co.uk/articles/sample_menu.html
>>>
>>> Anthony
>>>
>> Fantastic!
>> I'll have a go at this.
>> Thank you. :)
> Brilliant tutorial! It works, for the most part, but I'm having a little
> trouble figuring out why the drop-down menu isn't placed where it would
> logically be placed... ie, directly under the first-level menu item.
>
> If I comment-out a part of my template's css, I can get the menus to
> behave themselves, but they're in the wrong place
> (www.grantsewell.co.uk/index3.html). With my template's css code in
> place and complete, the top-level menus are in the right place but the
> drop-down has a large gap (www.grantsewell.co.uk/index2.html).
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> Cheers.
> Grant. :)
>
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