Hi, I'm having a problem on how to properly position child elements of a particular sliding element when using a slider or carousel.
Common practice with these sliders and carousels is that they enclose the target container (commonly a <ul>) with another masking container, to effectively clip and scroll the contents of the target. This effect is achieved by using a combination of widths and heights, plus an overflow: hidden on the masking container. But say I want to display the child of one of the <li>'s inside the slider/carousel? A sub-list to be styles like a dropdown a-la "suckerfish"? I want the child elements will be displayed directly below the <li>, only this time even the nested list is clipped by the masking element created by the slider/carousel. Is there a way using jQuery, or CSS to disable no-overflow/clipping for the child lists within the parent carousel items, or a good workaround? I've tried using z-index on the nested <dd> inside the <li> to no avail. Thanks in advance, OJ Tibi
