Nav doesn't display correctly

[Xerxes]

Hello,I am working on a website for walkerracing.com and I can't get this nav to work correctly.http://www.whitedrake.com/spinweb/projects...cing/index.htmlThe black box should be centered and it goes below each link. I am sure you can see what I am talking about. Does anyone know how to fix that problem? Thanks a lot.

[aspnetguy]

Hello,I am working on a website for walkerracing.com and I can't get this nav to work correctly.http://www.whitedrake.com/spinweb/projects...cing/index.htmlThe black box should be centered and it goes below each link. I am sure you can see what I am talking about. Does anyone know how to fix that problem? Thanks a lot.

the layout is a bit messed up in Firefox too.

[Xerxes]

the layout is a bit messed up in Firefox too.

The layout is messed up in firefox? The layout looks fine to me in firefox, but not in IE yet. I can't get the nav to work correctly in either browser though

[Err]

I think he was talking about the navigation. I also see it missed up in Firefox.

#smenu1, #smenu2, #smenu3, #smenu4, #smenu5, #smenu6 {font-size:10px;color:#FFFFFF;background-color:#000000;position:absolute;width: 750px;left: 4px;}

Try that CSS code. You have your position to absolute and are displaying the content you're using in dd ul and li tags, perhaps that's what is throwing you off. I added left: 4px; to you CSS code above, try it see if that helps out.

[Xerxes]

I think he was talking about the navigation. I also see it missed up in firefox.

#smenu1, #smenu2, #smenu3, #smenu4, #smenu5, #smenu6 {font-size:10px;color:#FFFFFF;background-color:#000000;position:absolute;width: 750px;left: 4px;}

Try that CSS code. You have your position to absolute and are displaying the content you're using in dd ul and li tags, perhaps that's what is throwing you off. I added left: 4px; to you CSS code above, try it see if that helps out.

That left justified it. (above link updated) Since it is an "absolute" position... I think that is why it didn't left justify it within the div. Still can't figure out how to get it centered though

[aquatsr]

Your actual navigation text is centered but the div, or whatever it is, is aligned left... at least in Firefox 1.5

[Xerxes]

Your actual navigation text is centered but the div, or whatever it is, is aligned left... at least in Firefox 1.5

yeah, the position on it is absolute. I tried to make it a different position, but it just messes up the nav. It is aligned to the left because RahXephon suggested to put the "left: 4px" in there.Is it possible to make the position other than absolute without it getting messed up?

[aquatsr]

yeah, the position on it is absolute. I tried to make it a different position, but it just messes up the nav. It is aligned to the left because RahXephon suggested to put the "left: 4px" in there.Is it possible to make the position other than absolute without it getting messed up?

I doubt it. I'm guessing you're going to have to adjust the absolute setting and tweak your site accordingly.

[Xerxes]

I doubt it. I'm guessing you're going to have to adjust the absolute setting and tweak your site accordingly.

How would I adjust it to work correctly though?

[Xerxes]

I got it fixed. A designer at my office helped me out with it. Now, I just need to get everything to display correctly in IE