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Joomla 3 gantry4 child menu z order issue?

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    Joomla 3 gantry4 child menu z order issue?

    Posted 12 years 5 months ago
    • I installed gantry-4.1.2-rocketlauncher_j30.zip just this morning and I have a problem with the menu submenu (level 2). The child menu always appears under the showcase. I unpublished the showcase and it appears under mainbody. I didn't go any further because I assume the same. I checked the online demo but I'm pretty sure that is on Joomla 2.5, and I found no problem there.

      Can anyone help me with this? I use a gantry-custom.css so maybe I can add a style to correct it?

      Thank you.

      BTW - I am developing my website on my local host, so, I cannot provide a link.
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    Re: Joomla 3 gantry4 child menu z order issue?

    Posted 12 years 5 months ago
    • It seems to have something to do with adding opacity to the .rt-top-surround class. Does this make any sense to anyone? I don't understand whatsoever how that can have that effect.

      And, yes it does the same thing on the Gantry Demo page. Just add opacity:0.9; or whatever, in Chrome developer tools and you'll see it break the z order. :shock:
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    Re: Joomla 3 gantry4 child menu z order issue?

    Posted 12 years 5 months ago
    • I found no solution that allowed me to use CSS opacity, so instead I used my gantry-custom.css to override the #rt-top-surround background gradient to use rgba colors. This kinda makes the opacity property obsolete, but it works.

      BTW - www.colorzilla.com/gradient-editor/ is the best resource that I have found for making/converting CSS gadients. 8)
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