Dropdown menus appear behind tabs in IE7 and IE6

[seanr]

It's fine in Firefox though:

http://democraticpartyofgeorgia.ngphost.com/

Anyone have any ideas?

[dorayme]

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<11*********************@19g2000hsx.googlegroups.c om>,
seanr <we***********@gmail.comwrote:

It's fine in Firefox though:

http://democraticpartyofgeorgia.ngphost.com/

Anyone have any ideas?

er..

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[Jonathan N. Little]

dorayme wrote:

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<11*********************@19g2000hsx.googlegroups.c om>,
seanr <we***********@gmail.comwrote:

>It's fine in Firefox though:

http://democraticpartyofgeorgia.ngphost.com/

Anyone have any ideas?

er..

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Yep, somewhere in there is the problem. Link mining for gold. To OP,
besides the dividitus, why does each menu LI have its own class? IDs
need to be unique per element not classes.

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[seanr]

On Nov 9, 7:19 pm, dorayme <[e-mail]:

In article
<[e-mail].c om>,

seanr <[e-mail]:

It's fine in Firefox though:

http://democraticpartyofgeorgia.ngphost.com/

Anyone have any ideas?

er..

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dorayme

I'm guessing you've never developed for Drupal. ;-) There's no easy
way to eliminate those stylesheets. The only ones that are really
directly relevant to this are default.css, style.css, and tabs.css.
The others all affect different parts of the page or are overridden by
one of these (mostly style.css).

[dorayme]

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<11**********************@k79g2000hse.googlegroups .com>,
seanr <we***********@gmail.comwrote:

On Nov 9, 7:19 pm, dorayme <[e-mail]:

In article
<[e-mail].c om>,

seanr <[e-mail]:

It's fine in Firefox though:

>http://democraticpartyofgeorgia.ngphost.com/

Anyone have any ideas?

er..

[http://members.optushome.com.au/droo...avesomestylesh
eetswhynot.png]

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dorayme

I'm guessing you've never developed for Drupal. ;-) There's no easy
way to eliminate those stylesheets. The only ones that are really
directly relevant to this are default.css, style.css, and tabs.css.
The others all affect different parts of the page or are overridden by
one of these (mostly style.css).

If there was a good reason for so many, then so be it. It is
harder to troubleshoot when confronted by them cold.

(I have been moving towards one external and linked stylesheet
and some adjustments with embedded css in the head on various
pages - at least in the development stage. I have run into
difficulties when I use more than two. You are right, I have
never used Drupal.)

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