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Hi - I am quite new to Drupal and having an issue when it comes to creating my own custom dropdown menu. For some reason it always breaks the layout of the main content below it... I have been trying multiple ways of getting rid of it - trying different css dropdown code, trying to reverse the move by making the margin -600px... etc...
Any help would be much appreciated as this had got me stumped.
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To better visualize my "problem":
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2) In the field "Block body" I'm adding some text (plain text)
3) I'm assigning this new block to a particular region in my theme
Now I go to my website to see the new block content. I use Mozilla's Firebug plug-in and see that the text from the "Block body" is presented within these tags:
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