I have two superfish menus on a client's intranet home page. The upper menu has grown in height that the dropdown now reaches the main menu. The problem is that the menu is now buried by the main menu rather than being on top of it. This is probably a z-index issue, and I have a guess of how to resolve this, but not sure.
The top menu is in the Nav Area while the lower one is the Header area. Do I need to add a z-index to the Header Area and would it be on this line: #page #header #header-area{margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 10px } ?
Hi Spencer, I think what you'll do here is make a new template for superfish. Check out the block's view.php in the package, that's where the z-indices are set. You can probably just make one 10 more than another and it should work fine.
I don't think adding z-index to the containing element of superfish would work. I'm not sure if z-index is cumulative. If standards say it should be, I doubt all browsers agree... >:|
I don't think adding z-index to the containing element of superfish would work. I'm not sure if z-index is cumulative. If standards say it should be, I doubt all browsers agree... >:|