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  • maruchan Friend
    #116899

    http://www.friendlyskies.net/uhc/

    I used Transmenu 2 for the topmenu with black background. So far it works well in Firefox and Opera, but in IE the submenus are shifted quite a bit and the entire menu is centered rather than left-justified.

    Is there a way to fix this? Thanks!

    mattjoswick Friend
    #209936

    in firefox i see your top nav jump to a second line? and only drop down is on one button, right?

    any progress? i’m interested in browser compatibility.

    cheers

    patrick2 Friend
    #212383

    I am facing the same problem on http://www.abourjeily.com
    It works fine under Firefox but under IE6 and IE7 the menu are shifted and truncated.
    Also I noticed the text is centered in the submenus instead of being left aligned.

    Has anyone come up with a fix… ?
    Thanks in advance

    dpk Friend
    #212595

    It looks like patrick2 got it working on his site, but it’s a problem on mine! I’m going to raid his code, but if he or anyone else can give me a quick description of the solution, that would be nice!

    cohen Friend
    #219140

    Hey all, in your index.php file go to the bit of code that reads;

    <?php mosLoadModules ( ‘user3’, -1); ?>

    Remove the ‘-1’ so that it reads;

    <?php mosLoadModules ( ‘user3’); ?>

    This should solve the issue

    slaghue Friend
    #220621

    I tried this, but my sub menus are still offset against the main menu item. The behaviour is constant over IE and FireFox.

    Will have to test first before I can go live with this.

    colchiro Friend
    #220624

    Here’s the fix for the IE issues you’re describing….
    In your transmenu.js file, find function initSize(). After the elmCache[“content”].style.height line add one line:

    elmCache[“content”].style.left=0;

    If you were to add this after the [“clip”].style.height section above, you’d see what the problem is:

    elmCache[“clip”].style.backgroundColor=”#f00″;

    colchiro Friend
    #220625

    I noticed the problem started in IE when I used a doctype of xhtml strict or transitional.

    Now if someone can get this to work in Netscape 6.2, I can die happy.

    colchiro Friend
    #221437

    Guess my Netscape issue was a setup issue since I’m not seeing it now.

    Did the code change I posted on 5/22 help anyone? This thread’s had lots of reads since, but I’ve received no feedback.

    cubefree Friend
    #230383

    I think the culprit, cause I had this too… is the width of your A mainlevel tags

    a.mainlevel-trans:link, a.mainlevel-trans:visited {
    font-family:Geneva, sans-serif;
    display: block;
    background: url(img/mainlevel.png) no-repeat;
    vertical-align: middle;
    font-weight: normal;
    line-height: 25px;
    color: #000000;
    text-align: left;
    margin: 0px;
    text-indent: 25px;
    height: 25px !important;
    height: 25px;
    width: 100%;
    text-decoration: none;
    width: 160px !important;
    width: 160px;
    }

    I removed my padding attribute as this was adding space around the menu items. I used text-indent instead.

    PS I tried every suggestion above as well and none of them affected the problem.

    colchiro Friend
    #230452

    Hi CubeFree.

    I use width:auto, since my menu is dynamic. Text-indent:15px looks the same as padding:0 15px on my site. Tried once to increase the space along the right but got nowhere. (Maybe there’s an overflow setting somewhere or I clobbered something in the conversion.)

    What’s the significance of the arrow.png? Doesn’t work for me.

    You using xhtml strict?

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