xhtml/css: Menu's not working in IE?!
I am working on a new site for my band, and have run into a problem.
I've just left table-based design for div's and css, so I have no idea how to fix this...
The menu is simple html (or php actually, but the problem is the same if I make it as html).
It works perfectrly in Opera 7.54 and Firefox 1.0, but in IE6 it's not working at all...with one exception: if the background image doesn't load, the menu works.
Check it out:
Site: paperandwine.com/ny/index.php?menu=band.php
CSS: paperandwine.com/ny/style.css
(BTW: none of the links in the menu actually works, since I haven't made the pages yet, but you'll see the problem anyway)
Oh...and If someone running Konqueror and Safari could fix me up with a screenshot that'd be nice to. My linux-box practically burned down recently, and I haven't got the cash for a new CPU
Busy posted this at 10:27 — 6th December 2004.
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could be the * html #around or the min-height: 100%; in around,
you shouldn't use page names and extensions as it's an invite for a hack attempt.
If you must use the page main, just use the name and not the extension, ie: index.php?menu=band and have $menu = $menu.".php"; or something, but also check $menu doesn't include http, www, /, .., ./ etc
ninja5000 posted this at 11:04 — 6th December 2004.
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I'm sorry...you lost me
Busy posted this at 22:52 — 6th December 2004.
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which bit?
the second bit should say page name instead of page main - was late
ninja5000 posted this at 08:54 — 7th December 2004.
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Everything.
Or...I think I understand where you're going, actually. You're advising me to put in a "+.php" in my switch-thing, so that a menu-link can be index.php?menu=band instead og index.php?menu=band.php? Right?
I dont know how to
Well...over to the original problem.
I got this answer from another forum:
Anyone who has an idea of how to fix this, without having to use an ugly tranparent .gif instead of a nice .png?
... New songs out now!!!
ninja5000 posted this at 21:03 — 8th December 2004.
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PROBLEM SOLVED!
I put a "position: relative;" in #menu...
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