Hi David,
I found that there is CSS in your stylesheet.css file that makes the
anchor elements collapse in width rather than expanding to the full
width as they should, being display:block. If you delete that file you
should see the difference there. My guess is that because you are
using absolut
complete shot in the dark here: what if you set the width of the
element to 100%?
On Oct 11, 5:10 pm, DaveByDesign <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the quick response. I tried the new hover plugin (which
> works nicely and I will definitely be using) and discovered that it is
> not the s
Thanks for the quick response. I tried the new hover plugin (which
works nicely and I will definitely be using) and discovered that it is
not the solution to my problem. I am able to better describe the
bug. It seems that in IE, the mouseout is prematurely triggered
specifically when the mouse
Hi David,
David Kerns and I recently tracked down an issue with the hoverIntent
plugin combined with Superfish which causes this bug in IE. See if the
bug disappears if you remove hoverIntent and if so, you can replace
hoverIntent with this newer plugin, which we have tested to work great
with Su
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