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CSS: Transparent Fireworks Drop down menu problem.

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Fitzer72

Fitzer72

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Pretty new to the CSS design and I have the following issue.
Imported into Dreamweaver a Fireworks Banner which includes the logo and 4 buttons. The buttons are vertical drop down buttons.
Inserted the fireworks html fine into the header and designed the layout of the content/sidebar with CSS.
Problem: When I select the button/hotspots, the resulting menu is transparent to the layers beneath ie. i can see both the menu text and the text of the main content below.

Appreciate any help.
Rgds
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fitzer72 said:
Problem: When I select the button/hotspots, the resulting menu is transparent to the layers beneath ie. i can see both the menu text and the text of the main content below.
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What exactly is the problem? You don't want the menu to be transparent? I don't see a question in your post.

Please provide a URL to this page or the code that powers it, otherwise there isn't really much we can help with.

Hope this helps

Wullie


The pessimist complains about the wind. The optimist expects it to change. The leader adjusts the sails. - John Maxwell
 
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Sounds to me like you need to set the { background-color: #FFFFFF } of your menu.. maybe.
 
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thanks for the replies. Think I solved it!!! The menus were a solid color but the drop down menu was coming up behind the 'Welcome' text below.
In any case, I had put the fireworks html within
<div id="header"> </div> tags.
I took that fireworks piece out of this section and put it within the <body></body> tags and it worked fine.
The reason for me putting it in the div tag was to make positioning etc easier and to try and keep the whole page CSS. Looks like that backfired. Maybe I'm still doin' it wrong..but hey..the menus look ok!
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