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What executes $send2?

You could just put the table HTML inside the oval div

Sorry mate, that link doesn't work

I've never come across this ? syntax before, is this the problem?

If there's a problem with my approach to you (on this forum post), please at least critique this.

The text within the rectangular yellow-ish boxes could be formatted not to touch the border http://templates.prestigecode.com/pc6-28-12/minecraft.php

I am still unaware what your website is about, "Drink to the Credits is a user generated list of movie drinking games, seeking to have the largest list of movie drinking games. ". May have a simpler and more accurate description at the top of the page.

Yes... Could you post some code?

Hello, May you view this website http://joetremlindesigns.co.uk and name some website areas that appear faulty? When you find faults, can you please tell me which browser & platform you're using?

Do you have an on-line version that you could show us?

You may need to also increase the width of #navbarbg

I had copied it exact, but the latest reply code does work and I've appreciated your help.

Ah that's having the same problem as before, it's hiding all of the <li>

I can't find a way to select the outer element, containing the <h3>, to hide instead

Thank you for your reply. Yes i know that part, but changing the value or leaving it as it is results in all of the navigation links having the same equal widths of 10em or the changed value. I want to be able to change or specify the width of each navigation link depending on their actual size. any ideas? Perhaps add padding and margin instead of width

Do you have the styles to hide the sub-menu until interacted with?

I'm not sure if wordpress is any different and why but normally, horizontal menus can be created with styling the <li> to float left. In your case: .sub-menu li{ float: left; } Your -9999px indent looks supsicious, if this is the problem, 8px looks alright instead.

That works to the extent of hiding the <h3>, which is the title. Sorry to be unclear. I want to hide the <li>, however that code hides all <li>

The spacing is made through the '10em' width on the <li>, therefore reduce the width value.

I want to check for a duplicate of a value $('.main ul li h3').each(function(){ var titles = $(this); var titlesArray = jQuery.makeArray(titles); jQuery.each(titlesArray, function(index, value){ if (jQuery.inArray(value, titlesArray)){ } }); }); Then to hide, not remove, the 2nd or more list item that has the duplicate.

Could you add some imagery

Can you see my intentions of a foreach iteration and help me construct jQuery/ javascript for this?

Sorry could you rephrase the question & re-post the CSS in code tags

I assume you have the background image of the flag split into sections. You could add padding-left: 2 pixels to one of the containing elements, such as ul or divs, then margin-left: -2px.

It seems all my items in 'titlesArray' are all at 0 index $('.main ul li h3').each(function(){ var titles = $(this); var titlesArray = jQuery.makeArray(titles); $.each(titlesArray, function(index, value){ document.write(index); }); }); document.write(index); outputs "00000" There are 5 objects within that array, here is the html code <ul> <li> <h3>Viral Advert</h3> </li> <li> <h3>bannar</h3> </li> <li> <h3>movie</h3> </li> <li> <h3>photo</h3> </li> <li> <h3>movie</h3> </li> </ul> Shouldn't my array indexes be 1,2,3,4,5?