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I am having problems with gettting the below code to behave how I want
it to behave.
It is a "Flicker-Style" navigation menu. When you click on the arrow
(I haven't provided

Is it possible to have ordered and unordered lists aligned to the left
edge of the containing block? So instead of this:
Some sample text
  • line 1

I need very simple CSS submenu that will look like this:
Link 1               Link 2                  Link 3
      Sublink1   Sublink2   Sublink 3
Under Link2 three sublinks will open.

I have to style some bulleted lists and I'm a little confused about
how to do this in a reasonably cross browser way. Client is a designer
with a print background hence I need to get this close to what he
expects (or get fired). Doctype is standards mode, HTML 4.01.

Maybe this is normal but when I copy and paste a web page into an
email where the web page uses either old style <table) deprecated code
or inline CSS code, it shows fine.
However, when I copy and paste a web page into an email where the web

Bonjour,
Existe-t-il une alternative au sélecteur d'attribut pour IE6 ?
Je voulais utiliser "*[lang] {display: none}" pour masquer toutes les
parties de texte dépendantes de la langue (que je gère ensuite), mais ce