Got a pretty simple menu shown below. It all works fine but there is one weird issue I could use a little help with.
Turn out if run this code in Chrome I don't have any issues but if I run it in Internet Explorer 11 there is a bit of a problem. The problem is the closing angle bracket ">", that represents there are submenus, gets displayed in the middle of the text string in Internet Exploder but is displayed to the right of the text string in Chrome.
This picture is what I see in Chrome AND IF I remove the menu from a table structure.
The following is what I see if I have the menu in a table AND it's displayed in Internet Explorer 11. The bracket is in white which makes it hard to see but it's still there.
It only happens on the cfmenuitem that indicates it is a submenu with further submenus, as depicted in line 8 of the snippet below. The menu also as to be embedded in a table structure which makes me think its a bug within the tag itself.
<TABLE>
<TR>
<TD>
<cfmenu name="MainMenu" font="Times New Roman, Times, serif" fontcolor="##000000" fontsize="12" selectedfontcolor="black" selecteditemcolor="##E1E1E1" type="horizontal">
<cfmenuitem name="adminMenu" childstyle="" display="KDL Test Menu" href="index.cfm" style="text-align:left;">
<cfmenuitem display="Level 1" href="L1.cfm" style="text-align:left;"/>
<cfmenuitem display="Level 2" href="L2.cfm;" style="text-align:left;"/>
<cfmenuitem display="Level 3" style="text-align:left;">
<cfmenuitem display="L3 A" style="text-align:left;" href="L3A.cfm;" />
<cfmenuitem display="L3 B" style="text-align:left;" href="L3B.cfm;" />
</cfmenuitem>
</cfmenuitem>
</CFMENU>
</TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>
Any advice on how I can force the location of the angle bracket on sub menu items? Thanks in advance for the assistance.