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You need to put display:block; in the style for the links you wish to give a background color

If you wish to have the page00 div stretch when you add contents to the menu div, place the menu div inside the page00 div itself. If you float the menu div, do not forget to clear it before leaving page00 div. There are times that you better use divs, …

<ul> <li>item1</li> <li>item2</li> <li>item3 <ul> <li>sub-itemA</li> </ul> </li> <li>item4</li> <li>item5</li> </ul> This is the rightway of indenting your list. Whenever you have a child-level of a list element, place the child list inside the parent list item.

If you give a link to the page, it would be helpful to find where your problem is..

Do not use id to identify the div you're using to clear the floats, because you might be using it several times in your document and your mark-up won't be validated. In fact, you do not even need to use the div to clear them. Use a <span class="clr"></span> <style> …

[QUOTE]the prob are that my search text field (which is in a div) doesn't allow me to type in it.[/QUOTE] Add position:relative; and z-index:5; to the div containing your search text field [QUOTE]Other problem is that i my menu and footer links work but in the main content they do …

Use percentage to style your divs, e.g, width:59%; for the left div and 40% for the other one. And use float:right; for the div floated to the right.

[QUOTE=innovativeatul;483713]Can any one suggest some trick and tutorials to make table less layout compatible with all browsers. Say if we are making a 3 column layout how we can set the compatibility in IE AND Firefox[/QUOTE] Cross-browser compatibility is simple hard-work. Don't get involve too much in hacks, else you'll …

You should check the codes for your menu from where you got it, may be you're missing some file or script.. or Try this link [url]http://www.tjkdesign.com/articles/keyboard_friendly_dropdown_menu/default.asp[/url] They have quite a nice drop-down menu..

you can try lightbox..