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Article #138Re: Div over Flash HELP!!!
From: Murray
Date: Thu, 05 Feb 2009 06:45
Date: Thu, 05 Feb 2009 06:45
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Your problem is related to your nesting of positioned elements. The submenus (with z-index of 10) are contained within an ancestor with z-index of zero (never use zero or negative z-indices). Thus, the descendent submenus' z-index of 10 is only in the context of a z-index of zero (meaning that they will appear higher than another element with z-index of ... say ... 4 within that same ancestor). In other words, by nesting them this way, you have forced the page to treat them as if they all had a z-index of zero. Since the Flash container has a z-index of 1, well, you get the picture. Try making NavBG have a z-index of 5 and see what happens. -- Murray
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