Here some additional information, so far I understand it. All based on the
current git-checkout of the source-code.
The "troublemaker" is the reveal-widget in `menu.tid`, line 58:
```<$reveal type="popup" state=<<dropdown-state>> class={{{
[<currentTiddler>get[dropdown]get[class]] }}} tag="div">```
Reveal knows the positions `left`, `above`, `aboveleft`, `aboveright`,
`right`, `belowleft`, `belowright` and `below`.
But all this positions are oriented on the position in relation to the
activator-button and generating a left-aligned div-box.
Default is "below" hence the observed behavior and missing position
attribute in the command.
So my problem can't be solved with the build in options, if I assume
correct.
[email protected] schrieb am Samstag, 6. März 2021 um 10:29:02 UTC+1:
> Hi @all,
>
> the “new” menu bar is really a bless, because now I’ve the whole screen to
> operate and the wiki behaves a little bit like an application. The option
> to place items on the right side via “float: right;” is also helpful. Only
> annoyance is a drop down menu in this context: It is still aligned with the
> left limit of the menu-item and so parts of the displayed popup-bubble is
> displayed outside of the window.
>
> [image: pic1.jpg]
>
> While analyzing the problem I noticed, the pop-up derives its placement
> coordinates from the <li>-element. So is there a way to simple change the
> placement instructions from “left” to “right”, if the style includes a
> “float:right;”?
>
> [image: pic2.jpg]
>
> [image: pic3.jpg]
>
> Thanks for your Input.
>
> Cheers.
>
> ToraxMalu
>
>
>
>
>
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