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dreamweaver courses - Dropdown menu hidden by main frame
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Fri 17 Aug 2007, 13:09Delegate Duncan said...
Duncan has attended:
Dreamweaver 8 Introduction course
Dreamweaver 8 Intermediate course
Dropdown menu hidden by main frame
Hi
I've created my index page using a template, with the company banner at the top, a list of options down the left hand side and the main frame in the middle where the pages should open.
The pages all open as they should, but i have a whole load of dropdown menus coming off the buttons in the left frame, and when they pop out they are obscured by whatever is in the main frame.
Is there a way i can bring the menu's to the top (as it were)?
Thanks for your help. I'm really getting my moneys worth from the support forum! ;)
Duncan
Mon 20 Aug 2007, 10:48Trainer Rich said...
RE: Dropdown menu hidden by main frame
Duncan,
If you are using frames, then unfortunately a layer (eg. pop-up menus) will only appear within the given frame area, and will not appear over the top of other frames.
You will need to increase the size of the left frame, or perhaps design the left sidebar menu so that the menus pop-up below, rather than to the right of each sidebar element.
Or, not use pop-ups at all: expand the menu content below each element.
This is another unfortunate limitation to the frustration that is frames.
Regards, Rich
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