The reason the sub menu is lower beacuse the element ul class="sub-menu"The height of the iframe element than causes the sub-menu to be pushed down since the dimensions of the browser window have changed You can quickly test this by finding out the height of the "stumbleupon" toolbar and than comparing that height to the amount of distance the sub-menu has pushed down on you monitor/screen resolution. They will be same The solution is to give the element li id="menu-item-1738"I am not sure why are you using javascript for this. This can be easily acheived by CSS alone.
The reason the sub menu is lower beacuse the element is being given a style of position: absolute; left: 233px; top: 224px; What this does is place the sub-menu "RELATIVE" to the browser window as such that it is 223px from the left and 224px from the top of the "browser window". This works fine when there is no "stumbleupon" toolbar. However when you do add the stumbleupon toolbar, it adds the toolbar in the form of a iframe element.
The height of the iframe element than causes the sub-menu to be pushed down since the dimensions of the browser window have changed. You can quickly test this by finding out the height of the "stumbleupon" toolbar and than comparing that height to the amount of distance the sub-menu has pushed down on you monitor/screen resolution. They will be same.
The solution is to give the element a style of position: relative; and than style the sub-menu so that it aligns and is "absolutely" positioned "RELATIVE" to the containing li element. For example position: absolute; top: 20px; left: 15px; Offcourse all this is being done by your script. I am not sure why are you using javascript for this.
This can be easily acheived by CSS alone.
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