> I, too, am having this issue. I think it's not necessarily related to > Superfish, as I shut that off and tried a traditional Son of > Suckerfish menu and still have the same behavior. It seems we'd need > to add something to the cycle code. I've tried positioning within the > CSS itself to no avail.
Cycle applies a z-index to each slide in descending order starting with the value of the slidecount. So if you have 10 slides in a slideshow, the first slide has a z-index of 10, the next 9, and so on. Cycle requires this to function correctly. As Joel suggested, perhaps you can change the z-index on the menu container to make them coexist better. Mike
