CSS Incompatiblity Work. You Need Linux!

I have a drop down menu on a Drupal site that does not function properly in Firefox 3 for Linux or Opera 9.x for Linux. Details below. ## Deliverables I have a website with a drop down menu. The drop down menu functions well in Windows browsers Firefox, Google Chrome, IE 7 and IE 6. However, this menu does not function properly in Firefox 3 or Opera 9.x in Linux. Your task is to preserve the function of all Windows browsers (they *all* work now) and modify the code so that the menu functions in Firefox 2, Firefox 3, and Opera 9.x on Linux. The URL is here: [login to view URL] The menu item with the problem is the "Industry/Sector News" menu drop down. The problems with the Linux browsers are as follows: 1. Firefox: the drop down menu expands when hovered over, but when the mouse is moved down the menu to make a selection, the menu snaps shut and the user cannot make a selection. This problem can be seen at the main URL listed above. 2. Opera: The menu expands when hovered over, but the bottom is truncated at the same point as the content on the page ends. I believe this is a z position issue. This problem can be seen at this URL: [login to view URL] So, to be clear, I will accept your work when the drop down menu functions perfectly in Windows Firefox 2, Windows Firefox 3, Windows IE 6, Windows IE 7, Windows Google Chrome, Linux Firefox 2, Linux Firefox 3, Linux Opera 9.x. If you are able to check it in Safari, that would be helpful as well, but not required for this bid. You *must* have a Linux system with all of these browsers to do your own testing and potentially provide screen shots to me. I do not want a coder who cannot do their own Linux testing. This is a repost because I did not specifically state Linux browsers in the original bid, so this project is already 2 days behind and I've already spent money on it. Keep that in mind when bidding and specifying a deadline. * * *This broadcast message was sent to all bidders on Saturday Jan 3, 2009 12:43:15 PM: Hello, I have had one bidder tell me that he cannot replicate the problem. Obviously, if you cannot replicate the problem then you cannot fix it and test it for me. So, for those of you who have posted bids and would like to be considered for this job, please post a comment telling me whether you are able to replicate the two problems that I outlined in the original bid request. I will only choose a winning bidder from those bidders who can replicate the issues.