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IE6 + 7 Menu Problem

Sanspoof
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Hey guys,

 

If you go to this link www.raaw.co.uk/test in modern browsers, Safari, Opera, Chrome etc you can see a basic menu set-up and a simple transition property applied when you rollover the boxes. I made this last night and am hoping to work the CSS into a site I am making. I put this online just so you guys can see......so skip to the source to see the code.....

 

Just that because I have set one position to Overflow:hidden it displays incorrectly in IE6 and 7, I was going to just create a seperate Style sheet for IE6 + 7 but it would be nice for all to see the transition just as in the finished site it will benefit the end user.

 

Any help would be good, I have actually used the property position:relative to help with problems before but I dont think it does help in this situation...

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