select's inputs and div's

[jolietjake]

Hi! need some help...

I have a typical navigation menu in my web. When someone puts the mouse on it, it displays a <div > with some links (typical menu).

But if it's a select box in middle of the <div>, the select displays OVER the div.

How can I put the div over the select without hidding the select box?

Thanks

Joliet Jake :cool: , Master of Blues & RYthm

[Roy Sinclair]

If you switch to a Gecko based browser then you won't have that problem but with IE you can't, you have to rearrange the page so they don't conflict with each other. For some unfathomable reason you are provided with absoultely no way to control the z-index of the select box.

[A1ien51]

THis question is always asked and here is the solutions:

MOve the select box

HIde the select box when the menu is in use

That is the only two ways to do it to ny knowledge.

[whammy]

FYI, RYthm is spelled Rhythm - I know you're from Spain, so I'm just letting you know. ;)

The only reason I mention this is I am a guitarist myself of 17 years or so and I LOVE the blues.... I can play the blues all night long. ;)

If you're talking about R&B however (which isn't my bag), that's:

Rhythm & Blues

:D

P.S. Sorry to go off-topic like that. :cool: