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Can someone solve this problem:
http://www.pietrocarlopellegrini.it/nuovo/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=2&Itemid=241&lang=it
on this page i have a perfect menu alignment in IE and Chrome but in firefox 17 two voices (studio and progetti) are a little over.
i have found ,for other three voices, that if i put
in css of theyr joomla module
/* main UL container */
{
margin-top: -2px;
}
it’s ok for Firefox but now not for other browsers. is there a way to solve that?
If it’s only a couple of pixels then I wouldn’t worry about it.
It’s very unlikely that users would use two browsers to visit a site and even if they did they aren’t likely to spot the difference AND even if they did see a difference…they wouldn’t care.
However, if it means that much, I suggest using normalize.css or a reset.
thnx i tried with normalized.css but didn’t work.
I simply need that if browser is forefox margin-top: 2px; has to be written inside the code down here
#containerinstanceid; ?> dl.level .inner{
display: block;
padding: get(‘level’.$i.’padding’),’ ‘) ?>;
margin: 0 6px;}
ok solved with a php statement where it recognises the browser