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Thank you very much. Now I understand. I am now able to position modules on a page by adding g1,g2,... class names to modules.

I still think positioning should be done entirely in Page Layout, but...

How exactly is this done? Do I need to assign a column to each article I create?
I have added the basic.css and gridpx.css stylesheets, but after that I do not know what to do.

Maybe I am...

So the module would contain its positioning information. To re-layout a page, I would have to open each module and edit it. It sounds simpler to me if the layout contained the positioning instead,...

Yes, I saw that. What is not entirely clear to me is how to specify the position of each module on the grid. I thought the layout did that, but it can only list modules top to bottom.

You all recognize this. It is used to stack modules in a given order on a page:
[attachment=1:26noo6z6]frontend_module_positioning.png[/attachment:26noo6z6]

What if it also had a "Width"...

This solution works:

#megamenu .container_6 { z-index: 999; }

I have not tried the other proposed solutions.

Thank you!

I have created a CSS Megamenu based on several examples on the web. Here it is:
http://tl.cardinalcreek.org/index.php/home.html

To see the CSS mega menu, hover on the text at the lower side of...

Ah, my URL was wrong. The site is accessed like this:


http://myhost.com/typolight-2.7.6/index.php/startseite.html

I am still unable to get suckerfish style navigation. I start with a clean empty website on a new install. I will try to repeat as best as I can, using TYPOLight 2.7.6, the steps outlined in this...

The suckerfish navigation menu document is here:
http://dev.typolight.org/wiki/typolight ... ishEnglish

However, I am new to typolight, and it is still not clear to me what to do. After step "4....