For your flag positioning try adding the following to the Custom CSS field within your templates parameters.
[code type=css]div.mod-languages ul {
position: absolute;
left: 10px
top: 10px;
z-index:101;
}[/code]
.. you can edit this to your own taste setting your top and left in pixels. Note positioning is from the top left of the template wrapper.
On second thoughts once you add the left positioning it will send the icons to the left of the screen so you may also need to add the following..
[code type=css]#slideshow {position: relative;}[/code]
This will set the starting position to the top left of the showcase position as this is where you have placed the module.. you will then use a minus figure for the top positioning (eg top:-100px
Very helpful thread if you want to use manually managed multi-language sites.
One thing you should check if you don't see any menu at all after changing the hornav to a module: go to the menu page and under "modules linked to the menu" you'll see the position "hornav" on your mainmenu. Click on it and change the status from trashed to published.
Then you'll see the menu again
I faced a problem.
In my new english Menu Navigation the submenus aren't displayed correctly.
First of all they don't load by themselves. So the mouseovereffect isn't triggered at the beginning but only when I click on a parent menu item. THen I see the child menu items displayed like this:
Help would be very appreciated!
thx =)
EDIT: Problem solved!
When selecting the relevant module under "Modules linked to Menu" you gotta select "show sub-menu items". Also under "Advanced Options" you gotta add "moomenu" to Menu Tag ID!
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