Milonic JavaScript Menu

As a footnote to this thread, I've come up with a different solution to this problem. Another problem was highlighted when the client added/removed menu items, because the offset assumed a certain menu width.

By getting rid of padding and using non-breaking spaces at the front rather than the end ...

Yes, the HTML links load behind the menu and are only used by search engines or browsers without Javascript. They should be in the same place on the screen as the Milonic so that when that loads, the change isn't noticeable.

I went to the test page you created but got the same shift in Safari, Mac ...

Hi John and thanks so much for looking at this problem.

I have taken note of the proper position of the script tags and have put these below the body tag and inside the <td></td>. The menu items with single quotes were written out with PHP but I can amend this to output double quotes. The code to ...

Hi Ruth and thanks for your reply. I realise this goes out the window if users are overriding the font size, but I've seen Milonic menu used on several other sites which render the same in Mac browsers. I can understand a problem with non-standard fonts but I wouldn't expect it with Arial, and ...

The site I'm having a problem with is http://mission.xtools.co.nz

The design is centre aligned and 740px wide with text links below the Milonic menu. The Milonic menu is positioned by a negative left offset from the screen centre and the menu items are separated by non-breaking spaces.

My problem ...