I’m as well not sure, how the layout should finally look like, but some hints, that should help you to achieve your goal:
To position your “.toggle”-divs in front of the other divs, you should use position absolute. e.g.
#shortselect {
position: relative; /* the toggle div shall be placed relative to this element, so we override position:static */
}
.toggle {
position: absolute;
top: 50px; /* adapt this to show the div at the desired position*/
}
Instead of directly manipulating the CSS with jQuery (which gets more complicated, the more CSS you add/remove), you should simply add, toggle and remove css classes, which then style the divs. e.g. $(<selector>).addClass(“showme”);
$(<selector>).toggleClass(“showme”);
$(<selector>).removeClass(“showme”);
By the way – you should avoid the same id on multiple elements. Most browsers will autocorrect it, but an id should be a unique identifier
