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HI Experts,<br />
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I have a xhtml/css drop menu that works just fine... unit it's placed in it's permanent position in the page. Because the menu is placed so close to the bottom of the browser window, the drop menu li elements get pushed into wierd positions and it looks terrible. &nbsp;It seems that if a drop menu tries to open near the bottom of the browser window then it displays up instead of down and the positioning goes crazy. &nbsp;Any ideas about how I can control the positioning when this happens?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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HNM<br />

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HI Experts,

I have a xhtml/css drop menu that works just fine... unit it's placed in it's permanent position in the page. Because the menu is placed so close to the bottom of the browser window, the drop menu li elements get pushed into wierd positions and it looks terrible.  It seems that if a drop menu tries to open near the bottom of the browser window then it displays up instead of down and the positioning goes crazy.  Any ideas about how I can control the positioning when this happens?

Thanks,

HNM


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