I seem to have an issue with the position of the submenu

Hmm, ok, I'll look into this over the weekend

Another small glitch in RTL (double box):

@brianteeman - I've fixed the left offset issue you mentioned.
@infograf768 - Fixed the RTL issue

Applied patch to latest stating. The scroll effect doesn´t appear.

@ot2sen - This was only supposed to be for the "Components" dropdown.

@brianteeman - Does this need to be applied to all dropdowns?

Perhaps it only is for the Components menu as the title says? Tested the menus menu, which would have same issue often :)

We also need it indeed for other dropdowns. The menus one is very important.

@C-Lodder yes it will need to be for all menus (well actually just the menu and components but might as well make it for all)

Okies, fixing it up now

Applied to all dropdowns

I have tested this item successfully on 85278b9

Tested successful with latest patch. Menu now scrollable

Thanks @C-Lodder works now :)

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@ot2sen - There was a slight issue which is now fixed. If you to go "Extensions" >> "Manage", a scrollbar will be added to the dropdown. This was caused by the original <ul> element still being shown. This has been fixed with: f18c456

I have tested this item successfully on f18c456

Retested with fix for extensions manage. That extra scrollbar is now gone and the intended scrollbars is a menus.

I have tested this item successfully on f18c456

This is just fabulous and a real improvement!

Thanks all and of course @C-Lodder

Working great - do you think there should be some sort of visual indicator at the end of the column to indicate there is more if you scroll?

@brianteeman - I like to think that people have at least some common sense and know what a scroll bar is for :)

I can add otherwise though

You only see the scollbar when you over over the menu itself. If you only
click on Menu (or) Component then the scrollbar does not appear so you dont
know the list is truncated

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people have at least some common sense and know what a scroll bar is
for :)

I can add otherwise though

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In this screencapture the scrollbar ONLY appears when i try to scroll. Moving up and down or even oving to the end of the menu doesnt indicate there is anything to scroll to

@brianteeman - Oh, I think that's a Safari feature

Could you try adding the following to the template.css file:

.navbar .nav > li ul::-webkit-scrollbar {
    -webkit-appearance: none;
    width: 7px;
}
.navbar .nav > li ul::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb {
    border-radius: 4px;
    background-color: rgba(0,0,0,.5);
    -webkit-box-shadow: 0 0 1px rgba(255,255,255,.5);
}

Note: this will also style the scroll bar for Chrome and Opera, but will hopefully ensure it's always visible

Thats perfect- a scrollbar is permanently displayed if there is a scroll available

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@brianteeman - Applied

I have tested this item successfully on 284ebd1

I have tested this item successfully on 284ebd1

RTC

I have tested this item successfully on 284ebd1

the scrollbar works for small screens too.