[jQuery] Re: Re: Superfish

[Charlie]

menu css is not typically quick fix stuff, there are a lot of elements at play, so getting a quick fix solution in a forum isn't easy. The relative and Z-Index issues have nothing to do with your situation. The process will involve a restructuring of your css backgrounds Background of menu should be same as the background given to individual elements, then when the individual elements don't completely fill the width of the container it is not apparent from background, the only difference will be the visual vertical borders. These can even be removed on many menus based on personal preference Change the hover image, not remove it the way you are doing. To do this you'll have to rework your background image topnav_bg.jpg due to it's size (960px) and the wide color variations across it's width. Easily done in any photo editor. Hope this helps shawna wrote: Hi Ethan I checked and removed the previous div and the following div did indeed have position:relative as well as z index applied..I have since removed this and I still have the same problem..I just want the navigation to force fit into this div containing the superfish menu..I have defined it in the code..but it just won't fit all the way to the end...I don't know enough about this code to be able to look at it and know exactly what needs what... can you please have a look at the source and the code? the CSS is found here:http://soulandsportventures.com/_allother/_admin/ _helpme/css/screen the file in question is here: http://soulandsportventures.com/_allother/_admin/_helpme/index the blue behind indicates the space that I need to fill..to the right edge of that container... I am so desperate..can you please help me? thank you -Shawna On May 16, 11:42 am, Ethan Mateja <ethan.mat...@gmail.com> wrote: Check your original page CSS carefully. I have assisted clients with the same problem and found that improper use of the position:relative tag on containing and following div tags can cause this to render incorrectly. On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 3:45 PM, Donald Morgan <donmorga...@gmail.com>wrote: Hello: I can't get a second row of superfish menu to display correctly in IE.  In IE the top menu displays underneath the second menu, even after fiddling with div z-indexes and .supefish.css.  I also tried creating a seperate css file for the second menu, but renaming the classes to say, .sf-gray, does not work in IE again. Also, can I adjust the drop downs so the long side is to the left, for when the menu div is set to the right:0px   so it doesn't add a horizontall scrollbar to the browser? Thanks -- Respectfully, Ethan Mateja +++++++++++++++ Packetforwardwww.packetforward.com