I have a navigational menu that looks fine in the browsers I want to - IE6, Moz1.3, NS7,Firebird 0.6.
However, I'm having a few minor problems in Opera.
In opera 7.01, the black blackground on the links don't span all the way across like the do in the other browsers.
In opera 7.11 the backgrounds do span all the way across, however in both 7.01 and 7.11 there is an issue of spacing between each link. I attribute this to using a list for links. Could this be fixed through using line-height?
The menu can be seen here: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.the17thdegree.com/index2.jsp">http://www.the17thdegree.com/index2.jsp</a><!-- m -->
Thanks for the help.You could try removing all white spaces and carriage returns in your list code.
I was playing around one day and created an inline list of bottom nav links and found that having carriage returns between each LI tag created a space on the page between each link. Removing the carriage returns removed that extra space when displayed in a web browser.
However, I'm having a few minor problems in Opera.
In opera 7.01, the black blackground on the links don't span all the way across like the do in the other browsers.
In opera 7.11 the backgrounds do span all the way across, however in both 7.01 and 7.11 there is an issue of spacing between each link. I attribute this to using a list for links. Could this be fixed through using line-height?
The menu can be seen here: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.the17thdegree.com/index2.jsp">http://www.the17thdegree.com/index2.jsp</a><!-- m -->
Thanks for the help.You could try removing all white spaces and carriage returns in your list code.
I was playing around one day and created an inline list of bottom nav links and found that having carriage returns between each LI tag created a space on the page between each link. Removing the carriage returns removed that extra space when displayed in a web browser.