• Resolved artjunky

    (@artjunky)


    Sorry, but I’ve been scouring the net the last few days and can’t seem to figure out what is going on.

    I have a blog up at https://www.northamericanpokerchallenge.com/blog that I’ve integrated my menu into. To get the menu to work in IE I have to use coniditional comments. They work fine on all other parts of the site, but for some reason they’re not working on the blog.

    I’ve tried re-arranging things a few times to no avail. There seemed to be an answer on someone’s blog, but it did not work for me. I also tried several other people’s example codes from the forums. It’s just frustrating now.

    If someone could point me in the right direction I would be forever grateful. The tag starts on line 22 if you want to take a look.

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  • It might just be that your blog is declaring itself as XHTML in the doctype, whereas the rest of your site doesn’t.

    You might try removing the doctype declaration from your header.php file?

    Thread Starter artjunky

    (@artjunky)

    Thanks for the help, but that was not it.

    The good thing is I believe it’s a conflict between the two style sheets. What that is as of yet I don’t know. But if I remove the style sheet for the theme then the menu works. I guess I’ll just start removing parts until I find the offender.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter artjunky

    (@artjunky)

    Problem solved.

    The main division for the blog, #container, must have been covering the menu in IE. Removing the position:relative; from the #container style tage from style.css fixed the problem.

    I’m using the landzilla theme, don’t know how that applies to others. Thanks again.

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