I am dealing with a dropdown menu that is auto-generated by WordPress, so altering the HTML structure is not an option. However, I have the flexibility to adjust the CSS styling to correct an alignment issue in my dropdown menu.
Currently, I'm facing inconsistencies in how the dropdown menu appears across different browsers:
- Google Chrome
- FireFox
- Internet Explorer
From the visual comparison of the three browsers, it's evident that Google Chrome displays the dropdown differently compared to FireFox and Internet Explorer. My objective is to align this dropdown perfectly with the right edge of the menu button and ensure consistent appearance across all browsers.
I've extracted the relevant HTML and CSS code into a JSFiddle for easier testing and tweaking:
Code View: http://jsfiddle.net/jasondavis/hAb4k/
Full View (for viewing the menu): http://jsfiddle.net/jasondavis/hAb4k/embedded/result/
Below is a snippet of the HTML and CSS code relevant to the dropdown menu:
<nav id="head-nav-menu" class="nav-main">
{/* The rest of the HTML code goes here */}
</nav>CSS Code:
body{
// CSS styling properties go here
}
/* Additional CSS styles for the navigation */
.header-container header {
// Styling rules for header container
}
/* Dropdown Menu Styles */
#nav .dropdown-menu,
#nav .children {
// Dropdown menu properties
}
/* Main Container General Layout Styles */
/* Add more CSS rules for general layout if needed */