i bought a premade theme because i liked the look of the menus, and wanted to use them in a design i'm doing for myself, but it's some code i'm just not familiar with and i keep fucking it up while trying to get it crossbrowser compatible. if someone fluent in css can chop the menu part out for me and drop into a division for me so i can use it whereever i need it, and make it all cross browser friendly hit me up on icq at 432-645-736. there shouldn't be too much work involved for someone who knows what they're doing, i'm just missing or overlooking something while attempting to cut the code out. hit me up with a quote. again 432-645-736 on icq.
need someone fluent in css for a quick job.
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still looking for someone, i'm having an issue with some code not being compatible with IE7. You can look at the theme at http://www.allhdvideo.com. the menu blocks should border eachother and not have the large grey space between them. previous versions of IE and FF both display the theme fine. If anyone can fix this up icq me!
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still looking for someone, i'm having an issue with some code not being compatible with IE7. You can look at the theme at http://www.allhdvideo.com. the menu blocks should border eachother and not have the large grey space between them. previous versions of IE and FF both display the theme fine. If anyone can fix this up icq me!
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I've ICQ'd you, but I'm guessing you're away, so here's the fix anyway:still looking for someone, i'm having an issue with some code not being compatible with IE7. You can look at the theme at http://www.allhdvideo.com. the menu blocks should border eachother and not have the large grey space between them. previous versions of IE and FF both display the theme fine. If anyone can fix this up icq me!
ICQ: 432-645-736
Where your CSS reads:
Change it to be:Code:html>body .menu li { margin:0px; margin-left:-4px; }
While you are at it, you'll need to fiddle with the margin properties in .menu ul to get the elements aligned correctly again, I plumped for the following:Code:html>body .menu li { margin:0px; margin-left:-4px; display:inline; }
I'm not sure if there was some other reason why you had both a margin and a margin-left tag in the .menu ul section, which is why I said you should fiddle with the margin values if there is some reason you need both in there together.Code:.menu ul { list-style-position: outside; list-style: none; margin-left:1px; padding:0; }
Hope that solves the problem - I've tested it in IE7 and FF2, but you should be warned that your original design looks strange in Opera 9.25.
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wow, never took a look at it in opera, it is pretty fucked up, lol. i bought this theme a while back, now all it's causing me is headaches.Comment


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