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at http://www.goodshow.tv I’ve got a problem with the nav. I have a class that puts an arrow image, which should line up with the right edge of the white border. Problem is, it bases the position on the left side of the text. Is there a more absolute way to position it?
I’m not sure exactly what you mean but if you take the background off the <a> and .currentpage and put the following on the <li> you get something maybe closer to what you want. Please restate what you want if it’s not 🙂
I’d probably do this on the <li> instead though:
i.e. fix background to right edge and adjust the right padding.
You may want to play with the size of your arrow or the line-height of your text for vertical alignment. To my eyes 55% looks better than 50% for vertical and I figure it might be a hack just adjusting this number.