Why do you have this container - div#derm_menu - at all? What
does it do for
you that you cannot do with just the <ul>s? Seems to me
that two unordered
lists with zero margin/padding, as you have, with component
<li> tags
floated left, would work just fine. Then you avoid the nasty
negative
margin (which is always worth avoiding).
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"Bob Timms" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in
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>A page I'm starting to work on
http://bobsproto.com/work.html
displays the
>menu
> in the central part of the page horizontally in
FF,ie6,ie7, and Opera but
> its
> broken badly in Safari, Chrome and of course live view
in DWCS4. I've not
> had
> much experience with webkit so any suggestions would be
appreciated.
>
