The dropdown get's covered up in ie7 and lower. (it's not on top)
Does anyone have a solution for this?
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The dropdown get's covered up in ie7 and lower. (it's not on top)
Does anyone have a solution for this?
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #3 | bad_menu.PNG | 55.59 KB | bike2live |
Comments
Comment #1
mehrpadin commentedHey Dries,
Can you email me the URL?
Comment #2
DriesP commenteddone.
Comment #3
bike2live commentedI have the same issue with version 7.x-1.8. Works fine in IE8+ as well as all the other browsers that I've tested. It drops behind more than just images as well.
Seems like IE7 requires that you meet the w3c standard for z-index - that is the element must also have position: relative, fixed, or absolute. The menu items have this. Not sure what else to try.
Comment #4
bike2live commentedSolved my issue. The issue really isn't with Superfish, though it seemed to be. Found enough information from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/672228/ie-6-ie-7-z-index-problem/3998...
The solution for me was to mark the #content region with a z-index of 0, position: relative, and the header portion that contains my Superfish menu with z-index: 10, position: relative. That placed all of the content in the dom which followed the container of my menu lower in z-index order than the menu. Again refer to the above web page for an excellent explanation of how to solve these issues.
Comment #5
DriesP commentedThanks. I solved my issue!
Comment #6
Anonymous (not verified) commentedI am having this problem, as well. I just tried the fix mentioned above, to no avail. No matter where I change the z-index, I cannot get the menu to display in front of the content section. Any other ideas?
Comment #7
bike2live commentedDo you have a public url where I can see your site?
Comment #8
Anonymous (not verified) commentedI have opened a separate issue for this with the theme maker at http://drupal.org/node/1312210. Since it is working fine with other themes, I do not believe it is a problem with Superfish.
Comment #9
Taxoman commentedIf all of you who have reported this problem are using any AdaptiveThemes based theme such as Corolla, then this is probably not a SF issue, plus a support request instead of a bug report.
Comment #10
Anonymous (not verified) commented