Example of what this is doing:
I div class = "container_12 header" 2 more Div class = "container_12 content" to 1
ul class = "sf-menu" is set to 99, which is in container_12 header device
I have thought more about this problem before That would be the trick to properly set up the Z index for classes, but it is still giving me the problem of displaying the drop down menu below (container_12 content Mr.)
to appreciate any help, thank you.
.container_12.content {z-index: 1; } .container_12.header {background-color: # 030; Height: 125px; Border: 1 px solid yellow; Z-index: 2; }
div where superfish menu and logout button property is overflow : Scroll; Change it to visible .
overflow: visible; Z-index: 0; Status: Relative; Note : The z-index works only on the positioning elements (position: absolute, position: relative or status: fixed). EDIT: For best results, first load !
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