Hello,
My drop down menu doesn't appear in chrome but it does show in internet explorer. This is a new problem, but no changes have been made to the website, so I'm wondering if it was a change in Chrome? Any ideas on how to fix this issue would be much appreciated.
website: www.agent1realestate.com
Using the CoffeeCup HTML editor.
Drop down menu not working in Chrome
Bruce Wolter
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paintbrush
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Try changing some of your IDs. You have <ul id="group_list"> more than once (an ID is a single unique instance of something).
Different browsers may be more or less tolerant of things like this.
In general, any specification used more than once on the same page should be a Class rather than ID.
Different browsers may be more or less tolerant of things like this.
In general, any specification used more than once on the same page should be a Class rather than ID.
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paintbrush
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Just noticed this:
On those 3 items, there are open <a> tags without a closing </a> tag. Unclosed <div>s can cause unexpected behavior as well.
<div class="three_columns">
<h2><center><a href="mls-search.html"><span class="search">MLS SEARCH</span></center></h2>
<a href="mls-search.html"><img src="images/mls-search.jpg" width="280" height="250" /></a>
</div>
<h2><center><a href="mls-search.html"><span class="search">MLS SEARCH</span></center></h2>
<a href="mls-search.html"><img src="images/mls-search.jpg" width="280" height="250" /></a>
</div>
On those 3 items, there are open <a> tags without a closing </a> tag. Unclosed <div>s can cause unexpected behavior as well.
I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by. (Douglas Adams)
https://www.callendales.com
https://www.callendales.com
Bruce Wolter
Registered User
5 posts
I'll try these suggestions. Thank you.
Bruce Wolter
Registered User
5 posts
paintbrush wrote:
Try changing some of your IDs. You have <ul id="group_list"> more than once (an ID is a single unique instance of something).
Different browsers may be more or less tolerant of things like this.
In general, any specification used more than once on the same page should be a Class rather than ID.
Try changing some of your IDs. You have <ul id="group_list"> more than once (an ID is a single unique instance of something).
Different browsers may be more or less tolerant of things like this.
In general, any specification used more than once on the same page should be a Class rather than ID.
I believe this will probably fix the issue...now time to figure out how to do this.
Bruce Wolter
Registered User
5 posts
Not sure if this was the right fix but I added a <br> between the header and navigation and it seemed to fix the issue.
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