Duffields Printing Menu

[Toon]

Just trying to make a layout for one of our companies and was working on a colour scheme and menu first. The problem I can see is on the menu because I've used an image for the top and bottom container when the menu folds out for the second time (integrated products) the top container is adding depth to fold out meaning the wording appears slightly lower then that in the main menu....

hom,e

My question is... is it worth spending hours trying to fix this or is it that un-noticable it's not worth worrying about?

[Kelly Creative]

Can't see that it matters really

[LeadMagnet]

Nah, doesn't matter. Anyone who see that 2nd menu knows where it's coming from.

[Toon]

Thank You both always nice to know if it's just me

[PR Design]

I would however put an arrow or some sort of indicator on the 2nd level menus items to show that they are actually there. You can't see the second level until you actually hover over it. Also change the cursor to pointer for each list item.

[tommylogic]

I agree with Harry on the arrow.. but as far as the spacing, it's no big deal. If it really bugs you, just rename that container that slides out and apply a little more CSS. It shouldn't take more than a couple minutes. {note that I haven't really looked at the source, I'm just assuming that "Integrated" is or could be its own div}