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Old Aug 15th, 2006, 17:02
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Re: Background image left and right of centered div

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Originally Posted by AdRock View Post
The nav div used to be in my stylesheet for the navigation on a previous site. Now i use it for the blue bar underneath the title banner image instead of using a blue bar image. Using a div saves on download time for the user.

As for the ul id="menu" that is for a Javascript expanding menu where one on the nav links can expand vertically so show related links. It currently does work properly in Firefox and I know why. I just need to find a solution. Have a look in IE and you will see
With regard to your first comment, if that's the case, then your <div id=nav> should wrap around <div id='adam'> and not be just stuck on its own.

As far as your second comment goes, you are completely missing the point. The rules are that you can only have an 'id' occur once on a page. It is supposed to be UNIQUE. What ever you think you are doing with the navigation <ul>'s, you shouldn't have two with the same id.
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