Positionning between IE and FF (solved)

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GreggBazin
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Positionning between IE and FF (solved)

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Hi All,

after 1 hour reading a lot of your topics, I can't find a solution to my issue.

Here is my test page : http://greggbazin.pureweb.fr/test/news.php

In Firefox, it's perfect ! But in IE (version 6, I don't try in IE7) the submenus appears in a bad position.

I know this issue is a common issue but I can't find the solution.

Thanks in advance from France :)

Gregg
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Re: Positionning between IE and FF

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Hi,

This is the common embedded table/div problem, this is being sorted for menu version 6.

What you need to do is separate the main menu from the sub menus. This means that you build the sub menus first along with the menu code and only build the main menu inside the table cell or div. The key is to ensure that you declare two drawMenus(); functions to ensure that the menus have been built in the correct location.

You could also try adding buildAfterload=true; to the top of your menu_data.js file if you cannot move things about in your HTML.

There is a document at http://milonic.com/tablemenu.php that should explain all this.
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Re: Positionning between IE and FF (solved)

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Thanks Andy, I follow the instructions of your Document and it seems to work succesfully !!!

Thank you for your time !
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