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In short, I have a CSS menu, which supports multi-level menus (1st level is main menu thats always visible, 2nd level is dropdown menu of each main menu item, 3rd level would be pullout menu's from individual 2nd level items). If I remove the transparency, it works fine in IE (both 7 and 8), the second I add transparency back in, the 3rd level menus disappear (or in some way remain hidden).
Here is what I have for my HTML and CSS source:
default.css:
default.advanced.css:
dropdown.css:
helper.css:
and finally, index.html:
Now, when I have the menu implemented into the site, I do not get any hint of any pullout menu to the right of the 2nd level items when I mouse over them.....but with just the menu on its own, it looks like its there, but simply not showing the full width.
I am almost positive now that it has something to do with the width of the Level 3 menu that should appear, but I do not know a ton of CSS so am mostly doing this by finding examples and modifying them to my needs, and I am growing tired of fighting this issue that happens only in IE. Normally, I would just say screw IE users, but in this particular case, IE users make up virtually all of the visitors, so I need to make it work properly for at least IE 7 and 8 (luckily IE6 is not a large part of users, so specific code for IE6 is not needed).
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