Editing inline element styles

[camdav72]

Hello web wizards.I am currently developing my site and have downloaded a query menu to implement in it. I have successfully installed in into my page in dreamweaver and kind of successfully styled it to my design. I am having problems with the width of each menu item, the <a>. It seems that when I view the code in Safari-develop-view web inspector, that there is extra divs and inline styles that are not in my HTML page in dreamweaver. I am posting the snippet of the HTML and a screen grab of the page in browsers code... Can anyone give me some idea as to where the div class +holder horizontal maybe and where I can edit it. I have looked at the Javascript and cannot see anything relating to width or height in there either. Help Please......

<div class="container">  <div id="CS5Icons"><img src="images/CS55icons.png" width="199" height="37" alt="cs5 icons" /></div>    <div id="followme"><img src="images/socmedicons.png" width="188" height="37" alt="facebook" />  <!-- end .followme -->  </div>  <div id="menu-wrap"><div class="menu-horizontal"><a href="#" class="active">Home</a><a href="#">Portfolio</a><a href="#">About me</a>					<a href="#">Contact</a></div>				</div>

[camdav72]

I have a workaround by the !important CSS overrule but would like to know how to do it properly..

[camdav72]

Here is my site which I am developing - just to show exactly what I mean regarding the nab menu. I can get around it via an !important width in CSS but would like to know exactly where all these styles and rules are coming from: http://www.heggie5.webspace.virginmedia.com/index.html#

[dsonesuk]

The new elements and inline styling are added by jquery to give you slide up effect, if you disable JavaScript all of these will disappear.

[camdav72]

Thanks dsonesuk, I had thought that was the case. I've had a look at the jquery code and cannot find them anywhere in it. I just want to increase the width to accommodate my wider font style. The developers answer was to use a different font... Not really a solution to my problem... Any ideas?

[dsonesuk]

Unfortunately because they are using inline styling for width it will take precedence over anything else unless you use !important, so you are a bit limited.If they had given you the option of using class name, or individual id ref you would probably be able to control it more.