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I am in the process of converting some poorly written html files to xhtml. In the html file, a javascript file is included which creates a navigation menu. When you mouse over something in the menu, a sub menu will appear just below.
My problem is, when I add a document type, all the submenus appear in the top left of the screen. Any ideas why that would be?
If needed, I can supply some source code, I just don’t know whether to show the javascript code or the actual php file code.
It’s unlikely to be a Javascript problem. More likely it’s an error in the HTML structure and/or css. Possibly some element which contains the menu is missing, or has lost its “position: relative” attribute, causing absolutely positioned menus to climb back up the DOM tree looking for a relative element, but finding only the document root.