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  • #826
    Anonymous
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    My site (http://www.amblergkk.com) is using your multi-level navigation plugin, which is working fine. Except for the there are two <div> that your php function produces which cause the menu to be lower than it should.

    The html code it produces which is causing problems is:
    <div id="pixopoint_menu_wrapper1">
    <div id="pixopoint_menu1">

    Poking around, I found that display:inline will override the line breaks, but I cannot access the <div> functions as they a reality while the main CSS page is loading.

    Furthermore, I suspect your CSS page is overriding anything I can get past that. Is there some way I can access the "pixopoint_menu_wrapper1" and "pixopoint_menu1" classes? Looking through the php files, I’m pretty sure they are stored in the wp database.

    I’m not going to bother posting my whole CSS, as it is fairly heavily modified: I just want to know if there’s a way to access or modify those particular CSS ids/<div> tags.

    #6243

    The plugin does not do anything with those tags unless you added code for them youself. They’re just blank DIV tags sitting there as some people have uses for them in aligning their menu. Plus I intend to make use of them in future developments of the plugin.

    #6244
    Anonymous
    Member

    Thanks, although I had already figured that out on my own.  That’ll teach me not to assume things :/ . However, i have run into another problem.
    Viewing my site through IE6, the second-level menu appears about 100px above where it should. Other CSS menus (the suckerfish examples, the superfish examples, and your own top menu) are working fine. The only other one that doesn’t seem to work is the CSS Generator’s demonstration menu. I can probably fix this on my own, I just thought I would let you know, and see if any other people have the same problem.

    #6245

    Lol, that’s a big mistake on my part of the CSS generator one doesn’t work in IE6! I probably just forgot to add a suckerfish script to it.

    I’m working on a new CSS generator type service right now so I won’t be bothering to make any more changes to the old one.

    Thanks for letting me know though <img decoding=” title=”Smiley” />

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