Pinning objects to the browser window

I try to pin a menu to the top right of the browser but it dissappears when previewed. Any Suggestions? #frustrated.

THank you for your response Sanjit. what i have is a menu inside of an accordian panel. I have pinned the entire object to the right of the browser in the master page. i am simply trying to preview the function in the master page and there is nothing covering it up.
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Thanks for your response. Our system is functioning on SAP Ver. 7.00, Service Pack 16. I do not know when or if we will be getting the upgrade to 7.01 or 7.02.
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