Hv menu v5.5 and embeded youtube video

[Dazza30]

1) Script Title:HV menu v5.5

2) Script URL (on DD): http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...menu/index.htm

3) Ive been embedding you tube video's for a new page idea on my site, all was going well until i noticed that the hv menu sub menu's drop down behind the video's.

I haven't uploaded the page to my server yet as its a work in progress, so i cant show you the problem.

Could someone please help?

[codeexploiter]

provide the link of your site without that I think it will be more difficult to find a solution.

[Dazza30]

Hi thanks for the reply

Ive uploaded a rougth copy to a spare server, with just enougth of the external css to make it work.

http://www.superbargain.co.uk/videotest.html

[Dazza30]

Heres a link to the javascript file that runs the HV menu

http://www.superbargain.co.uk/exmplmenu2_var.js

Heres another that i think is related,

http://www.superbargain.co.uk/menu_com.js

[Dazza30]

If no one can help me with the HV MENU could someone please point me in the direction of an alternative css or javascript menu that has submenu's please?

[Dazza30]

If no one can help me with the above questions, could someone point me in the direction of another forum or somewhere else i could get help?

[Dazza30]

I was just told on another forum that the problem with the HV menu could be solved by altering the z-index css property.

Could anyone offer some advice of how this could be done? im familiar with css2.0 but ive not had to use or alter the z-index yet.

[TheJoshMan]

some_element{
z-index:999;
}

z-index is like "layering" things on your page. The higher the number of an element, means it will overlap other elements which have a lower z-index.

[Dazza30]

some_element{
z-index:999;
}

z-index is like "layering" things on your page. The higher the number of an element, means it will overlap other elements which have a lower z-index.

Thanks for the information Nyne Lyvez

I take it the some_element{ part of the css is the style number?

[TheJoshMan]

yes, "some_element" would be whatever element you are trying to style... whether it actually be an "element" or a certain "class" or "id".