Wayfinder and '360' browser in China

Hey folks,

Built a site for someone who does a lot of work in China. It seems that a popular browser over there is called 360 - problem is wayfinder breaks. Turns a nice horizontal menu into an un-styled vertical menu.

Anyone come across this before? Any solution apart from abandoning wayfinder?

Thanks in advance

I don’t believe this has anything to do with wayfinder. Wayfinder simply outputs whatever code you tell it to. It could be a browser bug. I remember there being a bug in certain browsers if there was any whitespace between li; try taking out all the white space between the closing and the opening tags, like this:

I’d say you need to look into how that browser handles CSS, given that Chinese is sometimes read vertically rather than horizontally like we are accustomed to.
It could be that you’d need to look at using floated divs instead of lists to make it work.

Wow, reading up a little on that 360 browser:

"The most outrageous example is the 360 browser," he noted. Its maker distributes free security software, which upon installation, also stealthily installs the 360 IE clone onto systems and removes other browsers without first seeking user permission, said Li.

"[The 360 browser] makes it very hard to reverse [the implementation] once the software is installed," he added.

And I thought IE was bad...

I live in China and my website also look broken in 360.

I don’t understand why people use that browser.

You guys have it tough over there. Seems IE6 and this 360 browser have nearly 60% of the market... ouch!