Ok, I need to know if there is a site, or something, that exists that dummies the stylesheet out for me.  Somehting that says this class affects this part, a diagram would be best.  I am messing with the stylesheet in the site settings and I am making some changes, however, they are not what I am expecting.  I am changing what I would expect to be the main menu (highest level), and the sub menu is getting affected.  I am not sure if something is mucked up on my side, or if I am just not understanding the DNN terminology of the menu structure.

Thanks,

Brad

1. Better to mess with the stylesheet that applies only to your skin (YourSkinName.css or skin.css) otherwise you have more problems elsewhere

2. My advice: Get the Root Menu Items fixed first, then work on the SubMenu

3. Don't confuse the MainMenu, MainMenu_SubMenu and the ModuleTitle_Menu

4. This class affects this part (taken from the DotNetNuke Skinning Guide) :

/* Main Menu Styles */

/* Menu Container CSS Class */
.MainMenu_MenuContainer {
}
/* Menu Bar CSS Class */
.MainMenu_MenuBar {
}
/* Menu Item CSS Class */
.MainMenu_MenuItem {
}
/* Menu Icon CSS Class */
.MainMenu_MenuIcon {
}
/* SubMenu CSS Class */
.MainMenu_SubMenu {
}
/* Menu Break CSS Class */
.MainMenu_MenuBreak {
}
/* Menu Item CSS Class for mouse-over */
.MainMenu_MenuItemSel {
}
/* Menu Arrow CSS Class */
.MainMenu_MenuArrow {
}
/* Menu Root Arrow CSS Class */
.MainMenu_RootMenuArrow {
}

Those are the normal styles to control the SolPart Menu.  Other elements of style need to be called in the .ascx if needed, such as Horizontal/Vertical, Separator, Effects, Level and others.

Skinning the SolPart Menu is at times difficult to master. Each Root Menu Item is actually three <td>s - the Icon part, the main part and the Arrow part.