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We were recently working on a site and found that the asp menu control was rendering a little strange in both Google Chrome and Apple Safari web browsers.
It was only a small issue. When clicking the second menu item onwards, the whole menu appears to shift a few pixels. When inspecting the html output for the page we found that on page load the menu was rendered as a table (like it does in IE/Firefox). However when selecting the other menu items, the menu was then rendered as <span> elements.
A quick google search revealed this blog post: http://dotnetsoldier.blogspot.com/2008/09/aspnet-menu-not-working-in-chrome.html
However, I had seen this problem in Safari too. Sure enough, checking the output html for Safari revealed exactly the same behaviour.
As per the blog post, the solution was to implement CSSFriendlyAdapters.
Now the menu renders as an unordered list - much cleaner markup and we no longer have the menu shifting problem.
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