Please take a look at this page in chrome- the menu is supposed to be overlaid on top of the slider. this doesn’t work in firefox or in explorer. Any idea what’s going on here? ny suggestions for a solution?
Hey DAW Digital,
FF and IE doesn’t play well with negative margins. You can look for other ways to achieve your layout via custom CSS. I did a quick Google and found the results below. Feel free to check!
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21471531/issue-with-negative-margin-value-for-firefox
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17872490/issue-with-negative-margin-on-firefox-and-ie
Ben
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Hey DAW Digital,
You can set a Slideshow as a background to the row. Does that work for you?
Ben
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Hey DAW Digital,
Try adding an extra class name to the menu module, e.g., slider-menu
, then add the CSS below.
.slider-menu .fl-module-content {
position: relative;
top: -135px;
}
Ben
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Hey DAW Digital,
You can add an extra class name under the Advanced tab. This applies to all rows/columns/modules. Try the above first and see if it works.
If you really need professional help, we’ve a list of recommended devs on the link below.
http://forum.wpbeaverbuilder.com/recommended-builders/
Ben
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Hey DAW Digital,
Check the screenshot below for reference. The Advanced tab is available on all rows/columns/modules.
http://imgur.com/pMKUuzW
Ben
That helped a lot! I’m almost there, but if I understand correctly, I need to add the menu to the far right side of a row and then the relative position of the menu will move up as far as I define it to go. So now I can’t figure out how to collapse the rest of the “blank row” and would have a wide space between the bottom of the slider and the next chunk of content.
As a work around, I added a full width three column row, but now my right hand margin doesn’t look right. also- on this page, I have two menus showing in firefox and can’t figure out how to solve this…
http://wp.metrocleanonline.com/index.php/commercial-cleaning
Hey DAW Digital,
Can you try adding the extra classname to the row and change the CSS to .class .fl-row-content-wrap
so it looks like this?
.class .fl-row-content-wrap {
position: relative;
top: -135px;
}
Ben