Here is my dilemma: I'm attempting to make my nav work for the site mobilityidaho.org. On the home page, there are no problems at all with superfish working properly. When you navigate to any other page, the CMS I am using launches a javascript file that attaches the class "selected" to the li's in my navigation. Superfish cannot handle having a class assigned to the li and basically, shuts down any of the effects associated with the jquery. I can handle this, but the "selected" li becomes inaccessible for ie6 users (tabbing through works, but who tabs?) It's a government site so it needs to be ie6 compatible. Also, the CMS we use does not have the option of not assigning the selected class name so deleting that javascript file is out of the question as well. My question is this: Is there a way to rewrite superfish to work with an li that has a class or should I look for a different dropdown nav solution?