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Message: <blockquote data-quote="NeuroZombie" data-source="post: 273462" data-attributes="member: 2146">I agree with Brown Jenkin.  I like the top nav idea, but it may be more advantageous to put it under the banner and logo.  You may also want to find another script that does the same thing, however.  That script seems to bog down and not load as cleanly as it should.  It kinda skips on both my home computer (xp) and the win 2000 computers at school. As for the banner/navbar issue, the reason that the navbar is being hidden by the banner is probably because you put the banner in an iframe.  If it was just a part of the regular html, I don't believe it would do that.  Of course, using the iframe makes placement a lot easier, so there is a caveat.Also, as mentioned by Zaukrie, placing nav items on the left CAN (but not always, depends on how it is done) cause confusion and is usually not reccomended.</blockquote>