Dear all,
I´m having a little problem trying to solve this, maybe you can help me...
I´m trying to use some kind of dropdown menus in Navin (as part od the Open Enterprise distro), but always come to the following problem:
- The content region appears to be in front of anything else, and "cuts" the menu options (as in the attached printscreen)...
In the attached screen, i´m using Superfish, but the same happens with any kind of menus I use, even the plain core menu.

Could you help me please so i can show the complete menus over that area?

Thaks a lot...

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wormtreat CreditAttribution: wormtreat commented

I'm having the same issue trying to add a custom drop-down to my site... The sub-menu doesn't hide if there is a rotating banner located in the header section below the navigation. Otherwise, one of the divs containing the main content seems to have higher z-index than my sub-menu... I've tried several solutions to no avail. I'm starting to suspect that there's some JS involved, I'm running out of things to try in CSS... If anyone knows an answer to this It would be great to hear it.

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wormtreat CreditAttribution: wormtreat commented

Solved. The first four lines of navin-header.css:

#section-header {
overflow: hidden;
position: relative;
}

Remove overflow and you're golden. I can't say it won't have any adverse effects, but it solves the issue with my custom code and superfish.

-Enjoy

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TheBoss_ CreditAttribution: TheBoss_ commented

Wormtreat, thanks for your post. I spent a lot of time playing with overflow and even z-index options on most of the css with no luck.
The problem stills remain...