Hello all, I had a problem that was very similar (prol' the same as) this guys:
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/6112ba78fd2acc1 In other words, I do not see my third-level menu when using the vertical.css and a few modifications. Mostly, I widened the width's to 18, reduced the padding, and used a bold verdana font at .9em. Everything's cool in Firefox; work's great! Even fourth level is beautiful. IE just doesn't show anything outside the "bounding" area of the containing second-level UL element. Otherwise, it seems to be passable up to two levels. I looked a little further into it, and what's happening is the bounding box of the second-level UL element is clipping the display of the menu, which is right next to the edge of the second-level containing UL element. It acts as if overflow: hidden is set for the ul.nav li ul, although adjusting this doesn't do anything in IE. To test this (and I feel like prove it, since it seems clear, using the test and lots of css debugging) I shortened the length of the LI elements to something like 16.5em or something. And sure enough, there it was! On the right side of the LI element with the submenu, you could see 1.5em's of the "missing" menu. But only what was inside that UL element bounding box! If I widen the containing second-level UL, I get the third level, but it's a flow panel, so the LI elements slide over for both the UL and the containing third-level UL. I want to try to get this to work right in IE. Thanks! Jared
