Hello; I'm working at integrating the superfish menu into a site I'm redesigning. It's fabulous (the menu, not the site!). Here's my issue though. I am employing it as a horizontal drop down menu. I have the menu ul contained in an absolutely positioned <div>. This <div> element has been given a width of 100% and a height of 28px.
The menu itself is not wide enough to span the width of the page, so I assigned a background color to the containing <div> element that matches the color of the inactive state of the superfish menu item. Because the menu items are sized in ems I noticed that when I increase font size the menu items get taller than the containing <div>. I have looked through the code but can't see where height is specified for the top level <li> elements. Any tips on how I can keep the menu and the containing <div> the same height regardless of what the user does with font size? Thanks. Steve
