I've got a dropdown menu on my site that I built using a menu building tool. It is utilizing javascript and css. The problem being that it displays fine in IE but not in Firefox or Chrome. http://www.anatomyaltered.com/ Could someone point me in the right direction here? Thanks, Dan
you see there is a element <div id="page-header"> in your html which acts as an wrapper for the Nav. Use "position: static" to style this. Example as an inline style: <div id="page-header" style="position: static"> Code (markup): I believe this will fix the issue on FF and other browser as well. Please let us know.
I tried to replace that line in the navigation element itself as well as later trying to place it in the elements below it which are actually cutting it off. I've assigned a z-index of 1000 in the css to the dropdown menu and set the position to relative as well. The css for the dropdown menu itself is below. Interestingly, the menu works as the page is loading but stops working when the page has completed loading. .vbULrd1f6{ position: relative; visibility: hidden; display: block; overflow: auto; font-size: 1px; margin: 0px; z-index:1000; } Thanks for the help, Dan