Hey Jessica,

I haven't used the Solpart menu in years but it sounds like the problem is related to CSS for sure.

There are a few things to keep in mind when using z-index:

1. An element with z-index must always have the position defined (ie. "z-index:3; position:relative;")
2. Usually, you need to define the z-index for both elements. So if you have "div id nav" and "div id content" for example, you should define #nav {position:relative; z-index:3;} and #content {position:relative; z-index:2;} This way, any element within #nav will overlay anything in #content
3. Z-index is inherited. So if you have two elements #nav and #content, even if you apply a high z-index (let's say 99) to your submenus, if your parent element #nav is a lower z-index than content, it's still not going to overlay the #content because #content is still a higher z-index.

So my overall advice is to get Firefox's Web Developer extension, go to Edit CSS, and try applying {position:relative; z-index:3} to your different tags and play around with it.

Let me know how it goes. If you can provide a link or a screenshot I might be able to help more.

Also, food for thought, have you considered upgrading to DDR Menu? (http://www.dnngarden.com/) Highly suggested.

Aaron

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Thanks guys.

I finally figured it out. Just a really simple, stupid fix.

All I had to do was give the div that I had wrapped around all of the content a z-index:0;

Thanks for your suggestions though, I appreciate it.