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Bizarre HTML/CSS behaviour

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Third level left hand side navigation: line-height or margin top/bottom is too big when a certain group of items are clicked.

NOT OK:
http://ndlrnstage.esa.edu.au/for_teachers/sample_curriculum_content/tm_-_civics_and_citizenship.html

OK:
http://ndlrnstage.esa.edu.au/for_jurisdictions/resource_development_process/digital_resources/quality_assurance.html

The styling in the 'NOT OK' above should look the same as the 'OK' above.

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hmmm...different folders, different pages - different CSS?
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It's definitely referencing the same css.

if you click the first level nav item above it, http://ndlrnstage.esa.edu.au/for_jurisdictions/collaborative_networks/the_le@rning_federation_consultative_committee/consultative_committee.html

it shows the correct styling...
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@Badots: good tip.

I tried that. I deleted all the children items under 'Sample curriculum content' pasted the children elements from 'Access information' and the styling worked fine!

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Helped solve my problem. Had lots of &ampnbsp; in the xsl file.
Grade "B"? Was I bad?
I could give you an A, do you knwo how to change this?  :-)
I just wanted to know your thinking - it really doesn't matter.

You took my advice, and it led you to a solution.

Perhaps think twice next time, and if you really feel the effort wasn't worth it, talk to the expert. Figure out how to make things right.

After all, we don't get paid - we only get the odd T-shirt. Your praise is why we're here ;-)