Greetings:
The blog is here:
http://blog.greenman.us
The header file is here:
http://blog.greenman.us/wp-content/themes/greenthorn/header.php.txt
The css is here:
http://blog.greenman.us/wp-content/themes/greenthorn/style.css.txt
I've been adapting kubrick, though it looks very different and is still not ready for prime time.
I'm adapting the stylegala method for sorting out some of the wonky browser differences, as seen in the header.php.
I've gotten modern browsers like IE7, FF and Safari to look good. However, I'm still having trouble with IE6.
It's all because of the suckertree pulldown menus in the header. Suckertree works in all four browsers when constructed correctly, but I've lost site of something here.
Here's an image of what I see when I look at IE6:
http://blog.greenman.us/wp-content/themes/greenthorn/images/IE6_example.gif
The transparent yellow bar is part of the background image and is where the menu lives in other browsers. The lighter yellow surrounding "Home" is the hover action. You can see the menu is high above it's home in the yellow bar. Also the green background behind the headerimg image shows that the menu is pushing the whole page down about 10px.
I suspect one change will rectify the entire situation, but I cannot find it.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Chris