Menues in Directory/agencies are behind pull-down boxes
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Ramon Somoza
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Aug 20, 2003

I have noticed that when in the new design you select Directory/agencies, once the page is loaded, if you try to open the pull-down menues these appear BEHIND the pull-down boxes that allow to filter the agencies...

BTW, it also happens in Bug forum --> The kudoz menu appears BEHIND the "Select Forum" pull-down box...

[Edited at 2003-08-20 22:16]


 
GaryG
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I had a similar problem... Aug 23, 2003

But in my case the agree/disagree is hidden behind the comment box. Are you using Netscape v4.x too? I can avoid this situation by turning off "enable CSS [cascading style sheets]" in Preferences.

Ramon Somoza wrote:

I have noticed that when in the new design you select Directory/agencies, once the page is loaded, if you try to open the pull-down menues these appear BEHIND the pull-down boxes that allow to filter the agencies...

BTW, it also happens in Bug forum --> The kudoz menu appears BEHIND the "Select Forum" pull-down box...

[Edited at 2003-08-20 22:16]


 


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