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LetterPress and EdgeHTML 15

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  1. marcusadamski
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Hi Ciaran,

Earlier this year I used the LetterPress template which has been working fine. But recently on the home page, where the menu overlaps the showcase position containing a J51_SlideshowModule, the menu is now vertically truncated.

To illustrate, I've taken an image of the LetterPress template from your demo servers:
http://www.joomla51.com/demo/0102/

I believe this occurs only with EdgeHTML 15 (although I have limited resources to test every browser). As you can see from the image, all the menu text is truncated.

Could you please take a look and suggest a fix ?

Many thanks,
Marc
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Hi Marc

To amend could you try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters..

#container_header {

    z-index: 1080;

    position: relative;

}


Ciarán
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marcusadamski
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Hi Ciarán,

Excellent - after updating the site with your suggestion, the issue has been resolved.

Many thanks for your help!
Marc
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