<style>
#wb_Menu
{
z-index: 9999 !important;
}
</style>
masterframe menu slide out behind content
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Re: masterframe menu slide out behind content
The correct code for the project you have sent me is:
Re: masterframe menu slide out behind content
Yes this works.Thanks Pablo and BF. However, strangely enough the ID in my property manager is Menu and not #wb_Menu as you will be able to see on the printscreen i will sent you. Or is this not the real ID of the menu and should i look elsewhere for the menu name?
Re: masterframe menu slide out behind content
As with most objects, the 'wb_' is added by WWB to be able to position the object on the page.
You can see this by looking at the HTML code.
You can see this by looking at the HTML code.
Re: masterframe menu slide out behind content
OK. Pity this is not at all displayed in the object manager and the property managers.
Re: masterframe menu slide out behind content
The reason for this is because the prefix is not added until the page is published.
Whether of not the prefix is added also depend on the context of the object. For example, whether it part of a layer, layout grid, flexible etc.
Normally you do not have to worry about this, but in this special case it does make a difference.
Whether of not the prefix is added also depend on the context of the object. For example, whether it part of a layer, layout grid, flexible etc.
Normally you do not have to worry about this, but in this special case it does make a difference.
Re: masterframe menu slide out behind content
OK I understand this is complicated. It must have something to with card deck. I placed other items higher on the page and then there was no problem. Anyway I was unaware of this all and i normally do not get into HTML, but rely on the id in the managers of the WYSIWYG program. Unfortunately it costed you time and me a couple of hours. But i am glad it now works.