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have you been fiddling with the spry css file?

but - of course!

what i would do, and this is by no means a comprehensive answer, is started it
from scratch.

reload the default spry css.

change the colour to your liking. and test one change at a time in various
browsers. you will then discover where you went wrong. good luck

Thanks. I'm sure that is the best way to learn, but I've re-done this twice
and have a lot of time invested in it so I was hoping I could get a "magical"
fix. One thing for sure - I don't even know if the default spry looks the same
in IE as it does in FF. That will be my first thing I check before making any
modifications.
Thanks for the quick response!

Just FYI - the subject line has an important purpose on a forum like this -
it's not just a throwaway to type any old thing into. If you had used
something like "Spry menu looks different in IE than Firefox", you would
probably have gotten a lot more help..


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"rgptech" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I am creating a horizontal navigation bar in DW and noticed that it looks
> different in IE than FF. FF displays the navbar correctly, whereas IE
> displays
> the sub-menus at the top of the page, rather than underneath the main
> menu.
> Can someone tell me what part of the Spry needs to be modified to correct
> this
> issue? I'm lost! :confused;
>
> Go here to see the example - try it in FF then IE
> http://www.comprehensivetherapy.com/newlook/home
>

Thanks, maybe I should re-post my question???

Couldn't hurt.

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"rgptech" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks, maybe I should re-post my question???
>

why don't you just do a test page with the same spry bar. get it right in all browsers, and then change the code where neccessary in your main site...again, this is just what i would do.

Good Suggestion! I am doing that and checking both browsers as I go. That's!