If you take at a look at http://it-teacher.co.uk/tea/ you'll see what I mean. I'm working on a redesign for our village website (the content of this test site is rather random).

The real site has a two line menu. In Atahualpa the drop down menus from line one drop down over the second line and are clickable. http://muchmarcle.net

In Montezuma they appear to drop behind the second line and can't be accessed.

Any suggestions?

The obvious - which is put all the drop down items on the second row - won't work as there are too many to fit on the second row.

Instead of using one menu which wraps I would use a second menu under the first.

I didn't think of that! Thanks.

Apologies for resurrecting this.

I just came back to this today. I split the menu into two separate menus. Still doesn't work - in fact it's worse! Menu1 now drops down behind Menu2, with the first row of items hidden behind menu2.

Is it possible to ask Flynn if there is a fix so that one single menu can be used, as in Atahualpa, with the first row dropping over the top of the second row so that sub-menu items are clickable?

Same test site as before http://it-teacher.co.uk/tea/ if you want to take a look and see what I mean.

PS = I had it live on the real village website earlier. It looks good, but I had to reinstate Atahualpa as I couldn't get the menus to work.