ah.. now I see it. For my case, it's quite obvious actually. I just need to set profile view viewable for everybody in order to see it. Confirming that, here's some screenshots:

NORMAL: when logged in:


UNWANTED DIV: when not logged in.


See the straight lines instead of the menu? those are borders assigned to the <ul> of the menu. It's not dissappearing, unlike all the <li>s within! Note that I use list-ul-li-spans in parameter tab for cb menu plugin.

And here's are the output html.
[code:1]<div class="cb_tab_html cb_tab_content" id="cb_tabid_17">
<div class="cbMenuList">
<ul class='cbMenuULlist'>
</ul>
</div>
</div>[/code:1]
You can see it renders an unwanted <div class="cbMenuList"> and <ul class='cbMenuULlist'>. Same goes if selecting Menu Bar in in parameter tab for cb menu plugin.
[code:1]<div class="cb_tab_html cb_tab_content" id="cb_tabid_17">
<div id="conteneurmenu">
<script type="text/javascript">preChargement();</script>
<ul class="cbpMenu" id="cbMenuNav"></ul>
</div>
<script type="text/javascript"><!--//--><![CDATA[//><!--
nbmenu=0;
var cbOldwindowOnLoad;
if (window.attachEvent) window.attachEvent("onload", Chargement)
else { if (document.all&&document.getElementById&&window.onload) { cbOldwindowOnLoad = window.onload;
window.onload = function() { if (cbOldwindowOnLoad) cbOldwindowOnLoad(); Chargement(); } }
else Chargement();}
//--><!]]></script>
</div>[/code:1]
It also produces extra Javascripts in the unwanted div.

Come to think of it, I set NO for show empty tabs option. So this particularly naughty tab (cb_tabid_17) doesn't follow the rule! Logically I would think that eventhough the tab is not empty (the content would only display if a user is logged in or registered), but it's not carrying anything right now...

Good observation by bspisak;)

Right, my profiles are set to be viewable by public as I am using them to display bios for members of our organization (such as instructors, officers, etc.) who are indexed in user lists in menu items.

Not logged in:



Logged in:



It's cosmetic, I know, but I would like to tighten up the profile by getting rid of the div for the user menu when viewing the profile when not logged in.

Thanks.

Deleting dupe post.

Post edited by: bspisak, at: 2009/01/30 07:55