2) Anyone have a better solutions for centering that DiV? (the menu) One that works in Chrome too?
#wrapper {
position: absolute;
bottom: 50%;
right: 50%;
height: 500px;
width: 600px;
}
#container {
position: relative;
left: 50%;
top: 50%;
}
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<div id="wrapper">
<div id="container" >...
Kimberly Tune
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Bah, I had only looked at it in Firefox and Explorer so far. I only had 1 sub menu up so far, so there was nothing else to show the new additions seem to be popping up okay. I do see the issue with Chrome now that I'm looking at it. That should be fun to try to fix...Leave a comment:
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Can I ask what browser you're using that you don't see the menu?Leave a comment:
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Thanks so much, I had tried something similar but I missed the change to .art-menu ul! It works now, thanks!Leave a comment:
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No problem! www.altruisticsolutions.net/ts2 I appreciate the help! You should see the menu currently drops down (about us)- I don' t have the menu fully populated yet or anything.Leave a comment:
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How to change a horizontal drop down menu to do this?
I have a working horizontal drop-down menu that is css driven, on hover sub-menu items currently appear below the parent item. I however, would like to know if I can make them appear ABOVE the parent item instead. I know it's not traditional but the site I'm working on would be perfect if I can get it working!
I'd appreciate any and all info!
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