Knowledge Base support case for AllWebMenus, abstracted and stripped of all user’s private info.
Support Case Month: March 2012
Initial Email Subject: menu linking code not immediately after the body tag
Initial Email From: Brian
Hello,
Thank you for you help activating my software. After working with the software I noticed placement issues with IE web browsers.
All other browsers look perfect. (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera) I have attached a screen shot of the problem in IE and how it looks in Chrome.
Best Regards,
Brian
Reply From: Likno Customer Support
Hello Brian,
This is a typical IE error when the menu-linking code is placed within page tags and not immediately after the <BODY> tag (as it should be).
In your case, the menu-linking code is somewhere deep in page, away from the <BODY> tag:
You have 2 solutions:
1. Transfer that menu-linking code under the <body> tag:
2. If you have to have it there (due to web editor restrictions for example) then your other solution is to have the following option selected in the Project Properties:
Best Regards,
Aris
Likno Customer Support
www.likno.com
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Tags: body TAG, browser, chrome, FireFox, IE, Menu, menu linking code in tag, Opera, placement, positioning, Safari, web editor