It’s probably something with the width of the title (“eggplant”) – IE can get fussy when widths are too tight…..
i don’t think it has something to do with the title being too wide. i maybe wrong, but anyone have other ideas about this?
It is the width of the sidebar, or more exactly the width of the subcategory titles within the sidebar. You will have to widen the sidebar, shorten the subcategory titles (specifically “Eggplant – Growers Guide”), or adjust the margins within.
vkaryl was partly right, IE does have issues with “too tight” widths.
thanks for the feedback but i’m still having problems.
i did edit some of the names and made them shorter (just under eggplant and lettuce).
but if i look at : http://amytoons.com/blog/about/terms-conditions/
it works, while this won’t…
http://amytoons.com/blog/seeds/eggplant/
it’s at the same hierarchy as the one above.
i’ve tried playing with the styles sheet some but i didn’t see any results so it’s currently back to the original.
http://amytoons.com/blog/about/history/family/
i added a sub cat to history.. and the problem happened to history and family…
so i think it has something to do with my style sheet and the number of subcategories… can anyone help me out. you can check out my css sheet by clicking the bottom right link.
thanks.
I stick with the idea that the list showing the second level subpage (or is it 3rd) makes the list too wide to fit in the sidebar width and forces the content down.
Edit: You snuck that last post in on me.
#sidebar ul ul {
padding: 0;} ?
That is my only guess.
hmm…nothing different
added that also to #sidebar ul ul ul
