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Hi

I have a page which has a list displaying 5 images horizontally. Associated with each of these images there is some hidden text which is loaded into a display area by javascript when the image is clicked, at the same time an image that looks like a pointer is moved from one image to another by changing the background in a different but overlapping list item.

This all works in firefox, safari has the pointer image out by 1 pixel, ie7 has a large gap and opera has the pointer image overlapping the text display area.

The site can be viewed at http://www.web-devel.co.nz/redbookpos/index.php.

Can anyone suggest a better way of doing this that will work across all browsers?

Thanks

Richard

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You can load different style sheet's for specific browser's by detecting it using the navigator object.

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You can load different style sheet's for specific browser's by detecting it using the navigator object.

Hi Essential, thanks for your response. I hadn't thought of doing that, I'd assumed that there was something more fundamental wrong with the approach I was taking and was looking for an alternative way of producing the box with the pointer aligned with the 'active' image. If I can't come up with a better method your suggestion may do the trick.

Regards

Richard

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