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    Well that is normal behaviour, no? Hard to explain but, hey it works.

    Anyway, what do you mean "the submenu in a seperate div"?
    What are you trying to create? This menu looks like your example.
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      not really:

      for Example:
      http://hrb.carolburri.com/code.php?site=buero&name=B%C3%9CROPR%C3%84SENTATION

      here I have in the Top the Main and on the Side the Sub.
      Is that still possible with one call?

      cheers carol
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        I think that can be done, just some css.

        The li s and ul for the main menu get their own css and them for the submenu you give ul li ul & ul li ul li its own style.

        However I think your solution with two seperate calls is easier, indeed because you can stick them in their own div. And its working isn t it?

        You could also combine wayfinder and ditto, look here, very unstyled, it a codaslider test, but you get the idea.