My latest work task has me scratching my head. I've been asked to tweak these category dropdown menus at the top of the page so that when they slide down, the rest of the page shifts along with them to accommodate the change. It seems like a rather odd request from the higher-ups who are trying to keep up with the latest trends.
I've spent countless hours delving into the code, even though HTML and CSS aren't really my forte, trying to figure out what adjustments need to be made in order to get the other elements to move as well. The menu structure consists of numerous nested divs and spans all styled with an overwhelming amount of CSS properties.
The main content of the page is wrapped within one large div located right after the categories header. Despite playing around with the Z-index values, I still can't seem to identify what's causing the menus to break out of the flow of the DOM. It's become quite the puzzling issue.