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can anyone help as i am sure this must be a common problem for such menus therefore there must be a hack. thank you.
[edited by: Robin_reala at 8:52 am (utc) on April 17, 2007]
[edit reason] Removing URL as per TOS #13 [webmasterworld.com] [/edit]
I think what you're possibly up against is li:hover not working in IE6 and below?
IE before version 7 did not support :hover on any element other than <a> and if this is your issue you're right there are workarounds. JS required.
Take a look for 'whatever:hover [google.com]' an MS proprietary file which purely adds the :hover facility to IE allowing the CSS to be coded as normal, or take a look for "Suckerfish" javascript which is a javascript you add to the pages/divs required - this requires that you add extra classnames for IE.
also I recently found there was a way [webmasterworld.com] which kind of combines the two (JS in the CSS), might be useful for testing?
let us know how it goes
Suzy