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right click menu css class and z-index

Last Post 11/22/2012 12:20 PM by Peter Donker. 1 Replies.

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Eric Swanzey

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11/15/2012 9:00 PM
Hi Peter, In the AJAX UI (2 Panel) view, do you have any info for some of the class names used for the right-click menu? It's appearing under some site navigation menus so I want to give it a z-index so that it will be on top of everything. On a related note, if you or anyone would know how to "Inspect Element" in such a case - the right-click of the menu intercepts any context for the right-click to allow me to "inspect element" in Chrome - would love to know the hack. Thanks!, Eric

Peter Donker

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11/22/2012 12:20 PM
Hi Eric, What I do is to go to the ascx and change the attribute ExpandOnClick to true. This changes the menu from a hover to a click-to-open menu. Then it stays open. That will permit you to drill down to z-indexes. On a related note: DNN 7 changes stuff around z-index. You may need to redo some work. I've made changes to the upcoming version to avoid things being hidden in any case. I'm waiting for the definitive version now. Peter

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