Nick Urbanik wrote: > http://linus.nicku.org/test-with-empty-div.html > > * The first menu solves the problem of the margin under the menu with an > empty div containing only a --- Horrible HTML for layout! > > Although this HTML hack works, it mixes presentation with the content, > and I really hope to be able to find a better way. Have you tried?: h2 { clear: both; margin: 0; } and delete the spacer. /*div.spacer { clear: both; margin: 0em 0em 0em 0em; } */ And your son's charming drawing will look better on a #fff background (I default fuchsia in opera) body, html { background-color: #fff; color: #000;} > > * The second menu is made with a div that wraps it. The bottom margin > seems to displace the popups vertically upwards (in Opera only as > far as I can tell). That seems to be the case on my end in xp/opera9.01. But it is fine in moz, ff, seamonkey, & ie6. > > This problem seems to be related to my understanding of floats. I > will be grateful to be able to learn from you people. > > Please could someone with Mac OS9 and Mac OSX and Safari let me know > if the menus work there? I regret no mac here. Regards, ~dL
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