[littlefishweb]

Just fyi, we are still having the problem in safari

[littlefishweb]

Thanks. BTW – we fixed the Chrome issue by adjusting the z-index to the nav submenu

nav .menu ul.sub-menu li {
z-index: 1; (from 42)

nav .menu ul.sub-menu {
z-index: auto; (from 9995)

[littlefishweb]

Hello, We tried adding this css. And it did not fit the problem.

nav .menu > li.shopping-bag-item ul.sub-menu {
-webkit-backface-visibility: hidden;
}
.home-slider-wrap{z-index:1;}

We think the problem is in this file.
http://lkdemo.info/wp-content/themes/neighborhood/js/functions.js

Line 363
jQuery(this).find(‘ul.sub-menu’).first().addClass(‘show-dropdown’).css(‘top’, menuTop);

Line 368
jQuery(this).find(‘ul.sub-menu’).first().removeClass(‘show-dropdown’).css(‘top’, menuTopReset);

Line 381
jQuery(this).find(‘ul.sub-menu’).first().addClass(‘show-dropdown’).css(‘top’, subMenuTop);

When the script adds or removes classes, I think the widths are wrong from lines 339 – 356.

Can you please help us troubleshoot? The error is very evident in the latest version of Safari. I’m on win 7.

Thank you

[littlefishweb]

You told me to start a new ticket…

We’ll try the CSS adjustments suggested in the other post, but my developer has been looking into it and thinks the safari error is in between lines 326 – 371 of the themes/neighborhood/js/function.js, and has to do with WooCommerce.

Thanks,
Marjorie

[littlefishweb]

We’ve done the upgrade, and took away Gravity forms, which was causing some issues as well, but the client is still having difficulty.

[littlefishweb]

Additionally, there are some layer issues in Chrome, with the menu hiding behind pictures.

I’m going to backup and do an upgrade and see if that helps.

[littlefishweb]

will update to 3.6.1 fix it?

[littlefishweb]

Yes, the client says it does it in the demo version also.

[littlefishweb]

Please share the solution – my client’s Mac is freaking out too.