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1:02 pm
February 16, 2009 |
Craig
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| | Ive had in some instances of WordPress themes that i really like, where the menu goes behind the content, frequently in the NexGen gallery, is there a fix anyone knows of for that? |
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1:29 pm
February 16, 2009 |
Craig
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| | In addition, i would like to if possible, bring the second and third levels above the menu so it will come over the banner. Is that possible? Basically inverting it if at all possible. Second and third go up instead of down. |
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5:38 pm
February 25, 2009 |
Linda
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| | I'm having the same problem. In FF the menu is behind the content but it's ok in IE. Does anyone know how to fix this? |
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1:12 pm
March 2, 2009 |
dex
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| | Hey guys, anybody already found out? I can see that the drop-down appears only inside .menu though not #main I have been trying using #main a z-index, top, overflow and visibility.Setting to render .menu in positioning :absolute; the menu desapears. Kind Regards, Jorge dex. |
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9:54 am
March 24, 2009 |
Scholtzz
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| | Hi I am nou pro, but I had the same problem. Look in you header.php, where you placed the plugin. Myne is inside a div with id = navbar, <div id="navbar">. if you take that id out, the dropdown menu does not go behind the text anymore. So al you need to do now is style the menu so that it fits into your theme. Hope this can help someone. |
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12:15 pm
April 6, 2009 |
Craig
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| | Yeah, the problem i've found so far, and this is only a speculation, is that if you are using it inside a div tag, it breaks a little. |
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1:30 pm
February 13, 2010 |
admin
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| | Options: z-index settings
overflow:hidden (change to overflow: visible) |
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12:47 am
May 27, 2010 |
Dan
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| | Thanks – this helped alot. I was also using a DIV in header.php to contain the call enabling the menu system, and had problems with menus appearing behind the content. I ended up simply giving the menu an explicit z-index (had to also assignthe 'position' attribute). Problem solved! <!– added to header.php for css dropdown menu support –> <div id="box_the_menu" style="position:relative; z-index:1;"> <?php if ( function_exists ( dynamic_sidebar('menu') ) ) : dynamic_sidebar ('menu'); endif; ?> </div> Thanks for a seriously helpful plugin… Dan Ash White Plains, NY |
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3:30 am
May 29, 2010 |
Jonathon
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| | Thank you Dan, worked perfectly. |
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