The ContextMenu is in its own DIV. I don't understand your suggestion...
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Mitchell Waite-2 wrote:
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> Why don't you put the context menu in its own DIV and then hide it when
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> menu is hovered.
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I applied the bigframe to the contextMenu but the menu still doesn't appear
on top of dropdown lists!
I have attached a very small sample html file using code from the
ContextMenu online example.
In this example I apply the bgiframe - but clearly something is not right...
If anybody can fix t
Check out http://dev.jquery.com/~brandon/plugins/bgiframe/jquery.bgiframe.js,
that should help fix your issue.
On 7/30/07, cafebonne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I am using the ContextMenu plugin on a page that has a lot of dropdown
> lists
> (html selects), and when the context menu is popp
Why don't you put the context menu in its own DIV and then hide it when the
menu is hovered.
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