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Here is one of our Likno tips... read on!
About the "left:-999px;" attribute when you use the <UL><LI> menu structure method
The AllWebMenus engine automatically hides the <UL><LI> structure when it detects it, so that these links do not visually interfere with the contents of the page (the <UL><LI> structure is used to populate the menu, which is then displayed instead of the links).
The "left:-999px;" attribute on the 1st <UL> tag is used additionally, so that the <UL><LI> structure is hidden for a period of some milliseconds before AllWebMenus detects it and hides it with its own method.
While it is good to keep this attribute so that you do not see the structure "appear/disappear" for some milliseconds, you may decide not to keep it if you wish your links to be visible on browsers that do not support javascript (or have it disabled). Keep in mind however that this way the structure will always be visible until the menu starts loading (in the majority of users that do have javascript on their browsers).
