Thursday, October 14, 2010

Why my drop-superfish goes behind an adjacent region from above?

Merging using overflow: hidden on the blocks and the regions to maintain schemas of rupture due to oversized content. If you added a menu superfish to a block, then you may have to target the frame and its region specifically with overflow: visible so the menu "flows" outside of the frame and the region. For example, place the following code in your local.css would allow a menu block superfish top region foreword circulate outside of its frame and region:

# Preface - top.
# Block--1 {} superfish
Overflow: visible;
}

Also sometimes change the internal block with static positioning in your local.css resolve other issues drop - behind .parce that this can potentially cause other display problems, use with caution:

.Block .inner {}
position: static;
}

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