my apologies, but i just realized that i had commented out all of our drop shadow divs earlier to try and simplify your app a little bit.http://jsfiddle.net/jagravois/Dy4r4/ill have to leave it to you if you'd like to try and add them back in and sort out the rest on your own.
as i said before...
i just left everything right where it was.
i just left everything right where it was. <section id="fancy" ... <section id="search" ></section> ... </section>
<section id="fancy" ... <section id="search" ></section> ... </section>
<section id="map" class="map" section data-dojo-type="dijit/layout/ContentPane" region="center" data-dojo-props="region:'center'">
alex, adding a dedicated <div> for the map inside your content pane (instead of associating the map object with the div for the content pane itself) resolved the problem with the cursor for me. map = new Map("map2", { ... <section id="fancy" </section> <div id="map2"></div>
map = new Map("map2", { ... <section id="fancy" </section> <div id="map2"></div>
<section id="fancy" </section>
hard to tell you without seeing a sample app that shows the problem.
have you tried calling map.reposition() as suggested in the forum thread i linked previously?
hi alex,there are a variety of resources missing in your jsbin that make it impossible to test with it.in general, its probably a CSS problem, as discussed in this forum.http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/47975-Map-Navigation-Mouse-Offset?highlight=offset
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