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Hi,
I used the ASP.NET 2.0 CSS Friendly Control Adapters 1.0 (http://www.asp.net/cssadapters/) to convert the output of the DNN Web Navigation Controls ASP.NET 2.0 Menu Navigation Provider to XHTML-compliant CSS. Everything worked great except for two bugs:

I took advantage of the flexibility of css layouts to create a two-rowed horizontal nav (limited space also required this).  The drop down menus from the first row properly render on the top z-index in Firefox.

However, in IE7, they render behind the second row of buttons.  Any ideas on how to fix this?  Here is my site (second and third buttons have this issue in IE7): http://www.avspar.com/TheCompany/AHistoryofSuccess/tabid/59/Default.aspx

My second issue is that tabs which have been marked as "Disabled" in DNN are still rendering links.  According to the CSS Adapter code it should be rendering spans instead of links:

If

(IsLink(item)) Then
  
writer.WriteBeginTag("a")
[...]
Else
  
writer.WriteBeginTag("span")

[...]
Private Function IsLink(ByVal item As MenuItem) As Boolean
  
Return (Not IsNothing(item)) AndAlso item.Enabled AndAlso ((Not String.IsNullOrEmpty(item.NavigateUrl)) OrElse item.Selectable)
End Function

Is there any way to spy the xml that the DNN Navigation Provider is returning to my Adapter?  Maybe it isn't passing a property called "Enabled"?

Thanks,
Graham

 
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