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Old 05-27-2007, 04:55 PM
 
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Default Re: Top-menu

Try this:

Code:
<table border="0" width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"> <tr> <td class="HeadRightBox"> <a href="/">Home</a>&nbsp;|&nbsp; <a href="/help.php?section=contactus&mode=update">Contact Us</a>&nbsp;|&nbsp; <a href="/Pricing-amp-Shipping-sp-3.html">Pricing & Shipping</a>&nbsp;|&nbsp; <a target="_blank" href="/Pricelist.pdf">Current Pricelist</a>&nbsp;|&nbsp; <a href="/Order-Catalog-sp-6.html">Printed Catalog</a><br /> <a href="/Hoosier-Cabinet-Book-sp-5.html">Hoosier Cabinets Book</a>&nbsp;|&nbsp; <a href="/Hoosier-Parts-sp-8.html">Hoosier Cabinet Parts</a>&nbsp;|&nbsp; <a href="/Hoosier-Cabinet-Plans-sp-9.html">Hoosier Cabinet Plans</a><br /> <a href="/Wholesale-Package-sp-7.html">Wholesale Package</a>&nbsp;|&nbsp; <a href="/Monthly-Special-sp-11.html">Monthly Specials</a></td> </tr> </table>

A few big concepts:

1. do not use http://www/kennedyhardware.com/ on every link -- relative links will work fine and are always better;
2. for your pipe separator: "&nbsp;|&nbsp;" guarantees a space before and after;
3. in xhtml, there is no "<br>" -- it is now self closing, and must be: "<br />
4. Since you're using a CSS class, no need for <font> tags anywhere.
5. If you want the "|" to be a different color or style, you should use a <span class="classname"> -- such as:

Code:
<span class="menupipecolor">&nbsp;|&nbsp;</span>
in place of
Code:
&nbsp;|&nbsp;
and of course, make a new class,

.menupipecolor { color: #FFFFFF; }

OK? Try this...

I'm not sure your "BACKGROUND-IMAGE: http://www.kennedyhardware.com/skin1/images/headback.jpg

will do anything... what are you trying to accomplish with this?

Please report back.
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