Jennifer Morgan Glass wrote:
> www.29ernorthamerican.org/redesign
> It seems to be having problems with the two elements using suckerfish
> - the page navigation (supposed to appear in the transparent white
> bar just below the main page image),
It's an IE/win bug: absolute positioned elements next to a float may not
show up in IE/win.
You have a floating #main directly preceding the #navdropdowns, and that
is triggering this bug.
Change to this...
div#main {
position: relative;
width: 100%;
background-color: #C6E2FF;
display: table;
}
...and IE/win will behave correctly. Not sure about IE/Mac though.
Alternatively, you can keep the #main as float, and put a dummy-element
as separator between #main and #navdropdowns, like so...
</div> <!-- end main -->
<div><!-- --></div>
<div id="navdropdowns">
...which will also make IE/win come to its senses. You should still add
'width: 100%' to #main though, in order to achieve a cross-browser
reliable width of a float.
Not sure about your second problem. No time to test.
regards
Georg
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