Second menu when switched to relative positioning

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Second menu when switched to relative positioning

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Guys,

A little help here would be very much appreciated!

I've managed to position the menu within a table cell as required. The only problem is that I have an exact replica of the menu at the top of the page that looks to be absolutely positioned.

How in the name of Santa's pancakes am I to get rid of the unrequired menu at the top. I can't for the life of me see where it is referenced.

I've included a URL for you so you can see what I mean...

http://www.manxtattoo.com/test

Cheers,

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Post by John »

You called it twice - once in the _data file, and again in the HTML itself (in the <td>).
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Post by urbankhaos »

When you say I've called it twice, do I need to remove the following from the _data.js file?

with(milonic=new menuname("Main Menu")){
style=menuStyle;
position="relative";
top=10;
left=10;
alwaysvisible=1;
orientation="horizontal";
aI("text=The Tattooist;showmenu=tattooist;");
aI("text=Galleries;showmenu=galleries;");
aI("text=FAQs;showmenu=faqs;");
aI("text=Manx Oddity;showmenu=oddity;");
aI("text=Tattoo Flash;showmenu=flash;");

Cheers,

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Cheers John

Post by urbankhaos »

Top Quality - I removed the code and answered my own question. 8O

Something about the duplication of this code WAS bugging me I have to admit.

You're a star!

Cheers,

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Post by John »

Aw, shucks - but thank you!

Actually, you will find that the entire Team here is the best anywhere - period.

Glad you found the rest of the problem yourself. That's a big step forward. :D
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