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[gregory3 Friend gregory3Join date: September 2006Posts: 52Downloads:0Uploads:0]

#117674

If you are using transmenu and SFIR and your transmenu drops overtop of a module title in User8 or User9 the title blocks the menu. It’s like it’s a layer above the transmenu.
Is there a way to fix this? I like the way the site looks with it enabled but until we can figure out whats going on I had to leave it disabled.

[Khanh Le Moderator Khanh LeJoin date: November 2013Posts: 1884Downloads:41Uploads:31 Thanks: 44 Thanked: 203 times in 131 posts]

#211747

sIFR uses Flash to display text, therefore, it always display over transmenu. In this case, you have 2 options to choose:
1. Easiest way: display sIFR mambot.
2. Re-orgnize your transmenu to make it not overlap sIFR headers.

[gregory3 Friend gregory3Join date: September 2006Posts: 52Downloads:0Uploads:0]

#211891

Not quite sure what you mean by display sIFR mambot. Do you mean un-publish it?

[Khanh Le Moderator Khanh LeJoin date: November 2013Posts: 1884Downloads:41Uploads:31 Thanks: 44 Thanked: 203 times in 131 posts]

#211915

Sorry, typing mistaken. I mean disable (unpublish) sIFR mambot.

[ggns Friend ggnsJoin date: November 2006Posts: 4Downloads:0Uploads:4]

#212125

There’s a third way though it is not encouraged to use it because apparently Mozilla browsers could have problems (for me it works perfectly though so far in FF2). The trick is to update the mos_sifr mambot: edit the file mos_sifr.php and add an extra parameter
sWmode:"opaque"
to every call of the [FONT=”Courier New”]replaceElement[/FONT] function.
For example

sIFR.replaceElement( named({sSelector:"#ja-content span.ja-contentheading", sFlashSrc:"'.$mosConfig_live_site.'/mambots/system/mos_sifr/'.$ja_title_font.'.swf", sColor:"#E9A853", sLinkColor:"#E9A853", sBgColor:"#FFFFFF", sHoverColor:"#6B6B6B"}));

becomes

sIFR.replaceElement( named({sSelector:"#ja-content span.ja-contentheading", sFlashSrc:"'.$mosConfig_live_site.'/mambots/system/mos_sifr/'.$ja_title_font.'.swf", sColor:"#E9A853", sLinkColor:"#E9A853", sBgColor:"#FFFFFF", sHoverColor:"#6B6B6B", sWmode:"opaque"}));

This worked for me (tested in FF2, IE6 & O9) in another context than yours: I’m using a LightBox popup for showing images from thumbnails and I also noticed all sIFR generated text in front of my images. This fixed it (for now) for me, not 100% sure if this will fix your problem (I’m not using the special menu) but it’s worth a try I guess.

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