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  • Hi all.

    Just in case anyone finds this thread whilst having the same problem – I worked it out to be a reset in the style.css (I started the project using the starkers theme).

    The reset in question was this part;

    div,
    article,
    section,
    header,
    footer,
    nav,
    li					{ position:relative; /* For absolutely positioning elements within containers (add more to the list if need be) */ }
    .group:after 		{ display:block; height:0; clear:both; content:"."; visibility:hidden; /* For clearing */ }
    body 				{ background:#fff; /* Don't forget to style your body to avoid user overrides */ }
    ::-moz-selection 	{ background:#ff0; color:#333; }
    ::selection 		{ background:#ff0; color:#333; }

    In my case it was li {postion:relative;} that was causing my menu not to display where it should. I used /* */ to remove it. (I’m new to this so i tend to remove parts of code using /* */ so I can see what I’ve done!

    Hope this helps other folk.

    Hi folks.

    I’m having the same problem and getting really frustrated to the point where I just want to give up, which would be a shame as the rest of the site is going ok (my first custom WordPress theme created using the Starkers framework).

    Basically, I have the same trouble – the dropdown menus are 301px to the right of the parent item. I can’t find this value anywhere in the css so assume its being applied by the js. Has anyone else managed to get this working? I’ve tried b-summers and new7’s suggestions but I can’t get either to work.

    Thank you in advance.

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