I have a jquery SlideOut Tab on my page and when its open and I draw my browser window smaller the CSS Menu is on top of my SlideOut Tab. Is there a way to fix this issue so that the Css Menu is behind?
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Don’t get me wrong, but in my opinion this is exactly how it’s supposed to work. When I -as a visitor- navigate to/through the menu, the slide-out no longer is of any interest for me. It covering the menu while I want to use the menu to go somewhere else just is annoying … right? Or am I missing something?
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Yes you are missing something. On smaller devices, iPad, iPhone, the SlideOut is behind the Css Menu. So you can see the menus choices as well as the other links on the SlideOut are all jumbled together. A real mess and difficult on touch devices.
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This worked:
z-index: 9999; /– Added z-index –/
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Strange, tests here with viewport widths 320/480/640/768/1024 didn’t show any overlapping issue …
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Because I added some z-index to the SlideOut div.
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Okay … so now at viewport width of 640-768px it covers the menu or submenu when it’s maximized. Still don’t see the upside here, so now you force visitors to first minimize the ‘buy me here’ slide in order to properly use the navigation?
You could consider a full width vertical slide that pushes down the page’s content when maximized (like a kind of an accordion menu) … it keeps everything still visible, out of each others’ way and not cluttered at all.
http://fwdemo.rvanheukelum.com/159128-css-menu-load/index.html
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Very Nice Solution. Let me ponder.
Thank you.
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Can you send me the Freeway file or the code that you used?
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That’s probably going to be tonight, I’m out for the rest of the day, sorry 
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Ok Thanks.
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This should do it. It’s just a raw setup and can adjust whatever you like …
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Hi Richard, I’ve just found this post and have been playing around with adding further accordion items inside the original accordion, see example page: http://www.stundesign.co.uk/bickhambarn/new/test-two.html.
I’ve been adding the extra accordion items directly into your original .js file and re numbering as foolows:
$(document).ready(function() {
$('.accordionButton').click(function() {
$('.accordionButton').removeClass('on');
$('.accordionContent').slideUp('normal');
if($(this).next().is(':hidden') == true) {
$(this).addClass('on');
$(this).next().slideDown('normal');
}
});
$('.accordionContent').hide();
$('.accordionButton1').click(function() {
$('.accordionButton1').removeClass('on');
$('.accordionContent1').slideUp('normal');
if($(this).next().is(':hidden') == true) {
$(this).addClass('on');
$(this).next().slideDown('normal');
}
});
$('.accordionContent1').hide();
$('.accordionButton2').click(function() {
$('.accordionButton2').removeClass('on');
$('.accordionContent2').slideUp('normal');
if($(this).next().is(':hidden') == true) {
$(this).addClass('on');
$(this).next().slideDown('normal');
}
});
$('.accordionContent2').hide();
});
Is this the best way to be doing this? Also can I add some code that will make the ‘sub’ accordions slide shut rather than snap shut as they do now?
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On 19 Apr 2016, 12:11 pm, Dave Dunning wrote:
Hi Richard, I’ve just found this post and have been playing around with adding further accordion items inside the original accordion, see example page: http://www.stundesign.co.uk/bickhambarn/new/test-two.html.
I’ve been adding the extra accordion items directly into your original .js file and re numbering as foolows:
$(document).ready(function() {
$(‘.accordionButton’).click(function() {
$('.accordionButton').removeClass('on'); $('.accordionContent').slideUp('normal'); if($(this).next().is(':hidden') == true) { $(this).addClass('on'); $(this).next().slideDown('normal'); }});
$(‘.accordionContent’).hide();
$(‘.accordionButton1’).click(function() {
$('.accordionButton1').removeClass('on'); $('.accordionContent1').slideUp('normal'); if($(this).next().is(':hidden') == true) { $(this).addClass('on'); $(this).next().slideDown('normal'); }});
$(‘.accordionContent1’).hide();
$(‘.accordionButton2’).click(function() {
$('.accordionButton2').removeClass('on'); $('.accordionContent2').slideUp('normal'); if($(this).next().is(':hidden') == true) { $(this).addClass('on'); $(this).next().slideDown('normal'); }});
$(‘.accordionContent2’).hide();
});
Is this the best way to be doing this? Also can I add some code that will make the ‘sub’ accordions slide shut rather than snap shut as they do now?
Thanks
Dave
Hi Richard I’ve now completed my menu and all working a treat with five ‘sub’ accordions, script seems to work as it should. Also worked out the snapping shut issue, I’d not set the div’s to flexible height!
Thanks
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The mobile menu also appears on desktop view, is that correct?
I’ve used the breakpoints to show/hide different menu sets, which works just fine here (narrow browser window to see the effect):
I also worked on a coupe of other menu’s like:
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Nope it appears at a narrower breakpoint, desktop has a more traditional menu. I’ve got it set to slide down over the page rather than push as the client preferred it that way but I’ll implement push on another site I’m working on.
All those example are great; I’ve already downloaded your example of the slidepushnavigation that you posted elsewhere and am absorbing the details!
Really like your work and thanks as always for your advice and help.
Thanks
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I love that second menu Richard. The one where the page seems to stack below. Did you do that entirely with freeway with some mark up?
Or is there some java running it?
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Simple question. How do I get my css menu to be on the front of my slide show? I select and the menu item for bring to the front is grayed out. On pages where I only have images, no problem.
Link below.
http://www.jrobinsondesign.com/slocomb/
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The styling in two.css is overruling the styling in index.css
in two
#navigation3.f-ms {
width: 100%;
z-index: 0;
In index
#navigation3 { height:auto; overflow:visible; position:relative; z-index:9999 }
Try adding
#navigation3.f-ms { z-index: 999 !important; }
In a style block in the before slot of Page>Html Markup;.
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Thanks David
I apologize for tagging onto this thread. had not realized I had done it.
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