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IE7 beta 2 text color issues?

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1) Adam Group: Guests
IP: 216.102.--.--
I've been pushing this script around (and it's been behaving quite well) but one of the kinks I haven't been able to iron out is text coloring in IE7.

My root links (ul li a) are MIR (Malarky Image Replacement) links and all sub links (ul li ul li a) are regular text links. The problem I'm running across is that the sub links are the same color as the dropdown background. No amount of pasting in "color: #fff" to different rules is making them white.

The  links behave fine (in this aspect) for Opera 8/9, IE5.01,5.5,6/IE and Firefox1.5.

I've  got an IE-only style sheet which tames down some margin issues introduced in IE5x so I'll try one for IE7 but I'd like the end result to be part of the default style sheet rules.

Any other ideas?

2) Angus Turnbull Group: Moderators
Posts: 4042 Joined: 7 Dec 2003 Location: New Zealand IP: 138.80.--.--
Sounds like you're using the FreeStyle Menu script not the Cascading Popup Menu script :).

IIRC  the demo code (at least the updated one at /test/ ) is fine in IE7. Perhaps see which of your modifications induces the error? Also perhaps try turning off the fade/opacity animation as sometimes opacity can induce wackiness in MSIE.

Good luck - Angus.

3) Swapna Group: Guests
IP: 219.91.--.--
Hi,

I am using your fsmenu script to implement one of my web applications requirement.
I am using the <div> pop-up menus. My web application has a long list of links in the pop-up menu and hence I used the "MENU REPOSITIONING" code part to prevent the menus from showing outside the screen boundaries. The display of pop-up menu is working fine in FireFox, Mozilla and Netscape but is giving an error in IE. The error is "db is undefined". Please let me know about the workaround for this.

Thanks
-Swap

4) Angus Turnbull Group: Moderators
Posts: 4042 Joined: 7 Dec 2003 Location: New Zealand IP: 192.188.--.--
page.db should be defined in IE -- I just tested with the latest script and it's in the core script file by default. You haven't edited it at all, or combined with older versions of any of my scripts?

- Angus.

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