I would like to know the answer too. Anyone here know what is the answer to that question. I'll do some investigation and get back to you if I find an good answer. You should email the people at iContact as they probably know..

Yes I know, but the headings are fixed now, almost..

The reason why the menu wasnt loading for you, is cause I was probably working on the menu at that time. Now give it a try, should work...

Hi there Grafdude,.

I see this....

...when visiting your site..

Ok the problem is that the path of the images in the javascript, are not relative paths (I used SothinkDHTML menu program to make the navbar):.

Stm_aix("p0i1","p0i0",[2,"","file:///G|/websites/PDLM/navbar/menu_2.png","file:///G|/websites/PDLM/navbar/menu_2over.png",-1,-1]);.

Stm_aix("p0i2","p0i0",[2,"","file:///G|/websites/PDLM/navbar/menu_3.png","file:///G|/websites/PDLM/navbar/menu_3over.png",-1,-1,0,"","_self","","","","",0,0,0,"","",0,0,0,0,1,"#000000"]);.

I have very few knowledge of javascript, I played around with the code to try to make the paths relative, without any luck....

Anyone knows a bit of javascript here?..

Ok I've fixed the script in question, now the menu appears correctly, and you can clearly see the anomaly in gecko browsers..

Http://megamatique.ca/PDLM/index.asp..

Hi there Grafdude,.

Now that is sorted we can solve your problem.

You need to modify this line....

In the.

Pdlm_nav.js.

To.....

Thanks for the reply, but unfortunately that did not help at all! it just changed the unwanted border color. I thought of removing that code cause maybe it was responsible for the border to appear out of nowhere, but it did not help at all!..

Hi there Grafdude,.

You had a black line under 'Archives', now you don't, so what is the problem..

As I stated in my first post on this thread:.

That is the problem, in IE, the layout appears correctly, without any border...

Hi there Grafdude.

Here is the amended script with no bottom border....

Pdlm_nav.js..

What coot was saying is IE was showing you wrong. if the code was saying to show a border and you got one in firefox than IE was the bad guy. it was suppose to have a border but IE wasn't showing you it..

Don't believe everything you see in IE...

We pretty much all know IE is the bad guy so it's pretty much useless to say...

Well, yes, but you did not say, when you were here that,.

You are now satisfied with the modifications that have been.

Made to the script..

If you knew that then you can't say IE is showing it correctly...