I guess I'm keen on CSS cos I bought wholesale into the semantic structure and future proofing idea (hey, I even bought the CSS Zen Garden book for goodness sake!) and have largely forgotten how to do table layouts as a result.  Saving a few kb for downloads has never really crossed my mind - but it's a good one to tell the customer.  I guess I'll try shoehorning the header into a table and see what the lovely solpartmenu does.

As an aside, I just looked at the solpart.com website (mainly for a quote like "our menu is fully CSS compaitble") and their menu doesn't work (for me anyway - IE7 & Vista).  Lovely.

Thanks for your time on this.  Perhaps not the single line to insert in my style sheet I'd hoped for but at least something.  And like I said in a previous post, the content on the website I supplied is not mine. The thing with giving your customers a tool like DNN is that they will almost certainly upload bad images and make your great skin look ugly. 

Thanks again,

Andy Carlier.

Well blow me.  I searched the documentation before posting in the first instance, but couldn't find such an obvious property.  After your post I rechecked and the next to last property is indeed MenuAlignment.  What a baffling place to put it and what a donkey I am for not seeing it.  Thanks for posting and pushing me back to the book, although I have already relented and done what Salar suggested with dirty tables.

Cheers,

Andy.