[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>francky wrote:
>>[...]A background-position of 50% 0 in the #bordwrap instead of 0 0 can help.
>>
>Thanks - that fixed it. Any ideas about the menu items stacking? It
>only happens in FF and other compliant browsers. Basically if you just
>keep clicking links from the navigation, eventually the top nav links
>start wrapping around. A refresh of the page will fix it so there isn't
>anything on the page forcing the wrap. It is also noticable if you
>resize the text. If you don't refresh the page, the stacking stays and
>eventually all the links will stack up vertically. I haven't figured
>out a solution.
>
You're welcome. - Haven't time for analysing now the menu stacking, but
perhaps some ideas:
- if nothing on the page is forcing the wrap, maybe there is something
prohibiting the stretch!
- first fix the errors indicated by the html-validator; there are 8
errors now, you never know what happens when fixed (as FF is punishing
wrong html more than IE).
- then see if the css-validator has remarks (now impossible because of
the html-errors).
- #nav li { list-style-image: url('none'); } refers to an unexisting
image called 'none'. Better is: #nav li { list-style-image: none; }. I'm
not sure, but can imagine that somehow FF is looking for it when
resizing on-the-fly, and stops rendering if not found.
francky
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