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The problem is menu openning in the wrong place only in firefox. I thought about putting top:2px position:relative but it`ll effect all browsers
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my website; http://tinyurl.com/3g58vhb
You are using the position: absolute but do not define a top value. Try using top: x inside your CSS and it should be on the same position on every browser.
If your header can move up and down. Give the parent node of the submenu (LI) the css property position: relative, but still define the top property.