Hope somebody may have run into a similar problem. I have a scrolling news box under my drop-down menu. When you put your mouse on the news box, it will temporarily stop scrolling (until you move your mouse).
Here's the problem. The drop-down menu can overlap over the news box. It's no problem in IE. In Firefox, when you mouse over a choice in the drop-down that happens to overlap the news box, the news box gets focus. That is, the drop down menu closes and the news scroller stops. Anybody know why the drop-down div with a higher z-index value doesn't keep focus?
Here is the link to the page:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.Lemax-SpookyTown.Com/Default_Test2.aspThe">http://www.Lemax-SpookyTown.Com/Default_Test2.aspThe</a><!-- m --> space between elements in your popup menus has no event on them. So, once a mouse leaves a link, your menu is considered as being "moused-out". You need to set a timer for 1/2 second once a user activates a dropdown and each time they mouseover a link in the dropdown the timer resets. Only when the timer is non-existent will the menu disappear.
Here's the problem. The drop-down menu can overlap over the news box. It's no problem in IE. In Firefox, when you mouse over a choice in the drop-down that happens to overlap the news box, the news box gets focus. That is, the drop down menu closes and the news scroller stops. Anybody know why the drop-down div with a higher z-index value doesn't keep focus?
Here is the link to the page:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.Lemax-SpookyTown.Com/Default_Test2.aspThe">http://www.Lemax-SpookyTown.Com/Default_Test2.aspThe</a><!-- m --> space between elements in your popup menus has no event on them. So, once a mouse leaves a link, your menu is considered as being "moused-out". You need to set a timer for 1/2 second once a user activates a dropdown and each time they mouseover a link in the dropdown the timer resets. Only when the timer is non-existent will the menu disappear.