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Css code:
.mainul li{ float:left;
font-size:15px;
text-align:center;
font-family:"中文字幕黑";
width:120px;}
.display :none;}
ul,li{ list-style:none;}
ul{ padding:0;
margin:0;}
The display effect of IE6.0
is normal in IE8:
Please give me some advice, IE6 has always been a headache. How to change it in IE6 so that it has the same effect as in IE8? ?
There should be no problem with fluid layout. You can refer to: http://wrongwaycn.github.com/bootstrap/docs/
The html code is incomplete. .
Try
.mainul li {_postion:relative;}.disul {_position:absolute;}
I added .mainul li {_postion:relative;}
.disul {_position:absolute;top: 100px; left:120px; }
This is it,
When pointing to all main menus, the submenus appear in the same position
This is relatively simple, and they are all basic layouts.
IE6 is more prone to problems.
You can take a look at float, height, and width. If it's very troublesome, just use positioning. Positioning doesn't require any skills.