Just some quick feedback, there's nothing wrong with the behaviour. I edited the CSS to always show the dropdowns and they still won't show up on IE, tring to figure out why that is right now...
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CSS behavior:url("csshover.htc") problem
Hi
I am using
body {
behavior:url("csshover.htc
}
to emulate the hover function in IE6.
I have two different drop-down menus using it in the same page, one of them works, the other does nothing. They are essentially the same though.
Can anyone see the problem?
Thanks
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I haven't been able to figure out why (and I do have to get some money on the table today) but the cause of the menu's not showing up lie in this line of code:
#shinybar ul#navshinybuttons li {position:relative; float:right; width:40px; padding:0; list-style: none; }
If you remove the width statement:
#shinybar ul#navshinybuttons li {position:relative; float:right; padding:0; list-style: none; }
It still looks more or less the same (I think I saw things shift by a pixel) but more importantly, it then functions properly in both FireFox and IE!
Hmmm, I did have a little more of a poke around after my last post. Inside the list-item you're floating the a-tag and somehow IE seems somewhat confused by the whole construction.
I found that when I removed the float left from the a-tag, or added clear: left to the unorder list of the subnavigation this also made the sub-navigation appear. Possibly the combination of using a fixed width on an element that contained no static content threw IE into a fit, although this would be quite contradictionary to what it would usually do.
So, although it isn't quite clear to me why, there's a significant difference in IE's understanding of that particular menu, as far as the whole floats and positions go at least. I would actually recommend not floating the anchor in this case:
#shinybar ul#navshinybuttons li a {position:relative; float:left; display:block; width:30px; height:30px; margin: 0 5px; border: 1px solid; background-color:#33FFFF; }
would then become:
#shinybar ul#navshinybuttons li a {position:relative; display:block; width:30px; height:30px; margin: 0 5px; border: 1px solid; background-color:#33FFFF; }
As that float doesn't seem to add anything at all, this would be quite justified :) And don't worry, usually I can contain my enthusiasm and won't spend much more than 10 minutes on a problem before I start work :) Although I might still go for a pot noodle tonight, can't be bothered to spend a lot of time in the kitchen on wednesdays ;)
Uhm, hmmm, I haven't bothered with IE5 for well over a year now. It has less market-share than Safari. IT does sound like a nonsense though. The rendering engine for IE4, 5 and 6 is the same, it's been patched and had some minor upgrades, but it's essentially the same thing. The behaviour you describe sounds somewhat odd and doesn't strike me as something that would've gotten fixed along the way.
However, there's a way to be sure, test it yourself ;) http://tredosoft.com/Multi
But more-over, ask yourself the question, is it worth precious developer time to fully support IE5?
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by: Lady_MPosted on 2007-10-02 at 08:31:12ID: 19999378
Sorry, I should have said. The tabbed drop-down works and the bright blue boxes should also have drop-downs attached, but they don't.
You can see it in Firefox.