Looking at the demo for the full width submenu there is a particular behavior I'd like to change. Set your browser window's height to less than the height of the submenu, then with your mouse over the menu, scroll down. The menu stays put and the page scrolls. This may be by design but it has the effect of preventing a user from seeing what's on the rest of the menu.
I'd like to overwrite the element's style from fixed to relative, which I think will correct the behavior, but cannot find a way to do so (I presume it's buried in a script). Any suggestions? The CSS being written out is below:
element.style { display: none;
height: 256px; left: 0; overflow: visible; position: fixed; <-- would like to change this to 'relative' to allow scrolling of the submenu
right: 0; top: 47px; visibility: hidden; width: auto; z-index: 20000;}
Thanks.