The issue: you start working with CSS to make the global navigation (top navigation) items look like tabs, solid boxes, etc.
If you are using dynamic (drop down) menus, you run into an alignment issue with the drop down container NOT aligning with the colored navigation item: Continue reading Fix dynamic (drop down) menu pixel nudge/jump display
By default, anything you add in your custom SharePoint master page will not only appear in the web interface, but will be passed through and appear in the pop-up dialog box that is used for so many functions in SharePoint 2010. Microsoft recommends adding the s4-notdlg CSS class to any HTML element that you don’t want to appear in the dialog box. So for example: Continue reading An easier way to hide page elements from the SharePoint dialog box
I received a request to hide the “View Properties” and “Reply” icon and text that appears in the far right of the flat topic view in SharePoint 2010. Here is a CSS style statement to hide both links and the separator image that appears in-between. Continue reading Hide Links in Discussion Board Flat Topic View
With the introduction of list based navigation in SharePoint 2010, you can control the display of the dynamic (drop down) menus better than before. A common request is to change the vertical direction of the dynamic menu display (items that appear when you hover over a parent navigation item the drop down menu is activated) to horizontal. The following CSS style statement will change the Global Navigation (top menu bar) dynamic menus to appear horizontally. Continue reading Change Global Navigation Dynamic Menu Direction