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The problem may be that you are using "opcion" and "menu" as IDs and not a classes. IE only recognized and id once (either the first or last one, I forget which). Try replacing id="opcion" and id="menu" with class="opction" and class="menu". Lastly, I'm not sure if "#menu li" is recognized...

You could simplify things as well as cut down on code by simply declaring your font color in style sheet and deleting the <font> tags for your links <style type="text/css"> a:link{text-decoration:none; color: red or whatevercolor} a:visited{text-decoration:none; color: red }...

And I use STL with Managed VC+++ classes or am I limited to only unmanaged classes and objects?

Does a really large javaScript file slow down the load speed of a webpage? Also, does it take longer to load a large .js file vs. multiple small files?

I'm trying to decide which compiler to get. I'd like to start developing graphical programs in C/C++ that will run in Windows. I am trying to determind if one compiler over another will make my life easier: MS Visual C++, Borland, DJGPP, etc. Any input would be appreciated.

I have a structure that is an array (struct tag my_struct[10]). I am trying to pass a pointer to that structure to a function (void myfunction(struct tag *p)). Inside the function I try to reference the pointer to the structure. It works well for (p->.value) which points to mystruct[0].value...