Hi,

I am having what I suspect is a related problem. I am creating a new skin for a new website with a centred fixed position banner and (hopefully at this point) menu, and with text underneath that can scroll under these items.

If I don't care that it scrolls, I can locate the menu under the fixed area, and all is well until you scroll the page, when you lose the menu; if I try to fix the position of the menu, I get the adjustment down to the root menu added to the top of the submenus, so there's a huge gap, and also I get the margin for the page added to the horizontal position, too, so the wider I stretch the page, the less appropriate the positioning.

As far as I can see, as soon as the menu is situated under a heirarchy with any kind of css "position", it seems to start moving the submenus inappropriately.

I am banging my head against a wall here. I have seen similar problems about the menu relocating incorrectly when located under a div tag with "position:relative" on these forums, but I can't see a solution posted anywhere.

I don't think the old SolPartMenu suffered from this bug, but I really don't want to be working backwards.

I wonder is there any way at all to have a fixed position menu with the dnn:NAV menu?

Can anyone help?

Thanks
Brian

I don't know how that worked for me! Tired when I wrote it I guess!

This is what I needed as line 42:

style=Sys.UI.DomElement._getCurrentStyle(eParent);if(eParent.id==srcId||(style.position!='relative' && (eParent.tagName.toUpperCase()=='SPAN')||(eParent.tagName.toUpperCase()=='TABLE')||(eParent.tagName.toUpperCase()=='TD') ))

The TD is needed for Chrome/Safari and Opera, I needed the SPAN and TABLE elements only on IE, Firefox, and flock.

It now works a treat.