What I can see is the div “BodyDiv” is covering your shadow. To fix this we
need to move the div “menuDiv” higher up the z-axis (that is, towards the
viewer). In CSS, the attribute for this is z-index.
Normally an item’s z-index can be set in Freeway Pro’s Inspector palette –
however, the option is not available with many popular construction methods
like inline layout. So, let’s cover how to set it manually.
Select the item “menuDiv” then choose menu Item > Extended…
In the Div Style pane, add a new attribute:
Name: z-index
Value: 99
This should fix it.
I also noticed a slight gap under the div “menu” when this was fixed.
Reducing the hight a pixel made me happier about it.
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Ernie Simpson
On Mon, Feb 18, 2013 at 3:21 PM, MarkSmith email@hidden wrote:
Thanks a million Ernie. I wondered if it was something like that but wasn’t sure how to cure.
Strange though that this doesn’t happen in 5?
Thanks again, I’ll give it a try when I get back to the office later
Mark
On 18 Feb 2013, 8:10 pm, The Big Erns wrote:
Okay, thanks for the second link.
What I can see is the div “BodyDiv” is covering your shadow. To fix this we
need to move the div “menuDiv” higher up the z-axis (that is, towards the
viewer). In CSS, the attribute for this is z-index.
Normally an item’s z-index can be set in Freeway Pro’s Inspector palette –
however, the option is not available with many popular construction methods
like inline layout. So, let’s cover how to set it manually.
Select the item “menuDiv” then choose menu Item > Extended…
In the Div Style pane, add a new attribute:
Name: z-index
Value: 99
This should fix it.
I also noticed a slight gap under the div “menu” when this was fixed.
Reducing the hight a pixel made me happier about it.
Navigating around the FWP Extended interface options can be confusing –
seems like I’ve noticed a trend with FreewayTalkers resorting to
screen-grabs to help illuminate things.
Best wishes,
–
Ernie Simpson
On Wed, Feb 20, 2013 at 11:01 AM, MarkSmith email@hidden wrote:
