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Is there anyone that can help me with a CSS problem with my navigation?
It appears ok in Firefox but in IE 7 it hides behind another section and I’m struggling to get it working properly.
Site is here: http://graemepirie.com
Cheers
can you explain what the problem is?
I looked in FF and IE7 and they both look fine, but then again, I don’t know what it is meant to look like.
your problem sounds like…..
how far away is london? I could say 1hr by plane, 500-ish miles, a day by car, but someone could say something different if they are from australia.
The homepage looks fine. The problem seems limited to the About and Portfolio pages.
I had a look and, well i’ve been scratching my head for a while actually. It turns out you have a few syntax errors in your css – it’s always worth running it by the validator and fixing those just incase it’s screwing with IE / Firefox.
That’s by the by. You are actually referencing two different style sheets
http://graemepirie.com/wp-content/theme … /style.css (13622 bytes) in homepage
http://graemepirie.com/new/wp-content/t … /style.css (13503 bytes) in about, etc…
So subtle that like I say it took me some time to spot it myself.
I suggest you use <?php bloginfo(‘stylesheet_url’); ?> in your template to correct this issue :-)
Sorry guys, my bad.
I fixed the navigation shortly after posting by trying a few things out, apologies. Just sorting out some of the other bugs.
Cheers