Problem with Google Chrome and Firefox

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Scott Goldbach
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Problem with Google Chrome and Firefox

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Hey Guys,

Need help with Easy Button software. Menu looks okay under IE9, but doesn't work under Chrome or Firefox. Site is currently under development at http://www.PRSandbox.com. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks much,
Scott
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Nikolajs
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Re: Problem with Google Chrome and Firefox

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As I can see the menu is displayed incorrectly not only on Firefox 6, but on IE9 also. I suppose by saying menu is not working you mean that “Scooters, Lifts, Other Equipment” submenu fall behind the picture. This is because improper z-index usage.

Try to remove z-index inline CSS from <div> tags with the following IDs: body, banner, uppernav, lowermsg.
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Scott Goldbach
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Re: Problem with Google Chrome and Firefox

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Thanks for the reply Nikolajs, I should have been more clear on this, I'm sorry. You are looking at the correct menu, but the problem I'm seeking help on is actually the drop downs don't seem to work under Firefox and Chrome. I can correct the Z indexing, I should have already done that but I didn't want to spend to much time with this if I wasn't able to make the menus work. What's happening is whenever I click on Scooters, Lifts and Other Equipment button and I'm using either Firefox or Chrome I can't get the links to work. They won't even let me click on them before they go away. Seems to work fine under ie9. Not sure what else to do at this point. I know I'm missing something.

Website Reference: http://www.PRSandbox.com
Thanks,
Scott
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Nikolajs
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Re: Problem with Google Chrome and Firefox

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The problem still lies in improper z-index usage. As I previously said remove z-index from <div id=”uppernav”>.
I have tested your menu using Firefox 6, it works.
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Re: Problem with Google Chrome and Firefox

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Okay, will do. Many thanks.

Scott
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Re: Problem with Google Chrome and Firefox

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All set, thanks again for your help.

Scott
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