$10 for solution

Ok guys, im willing to pay for the solution, got to get this site finished today!!

Im having some trouble with a site im working on. In a nutshell, im using a navigation bar with dropdown and JS Fadeshow. When using the navbar dropdown, it goes BEHIND the fade show. If anyone could advise it would be great! I didnt attach the code as i think the best thing to do is just take a look yourself. Its alhambrarenovations. COM Thanks in advance

Tell me what other info you need and i'll suply it.

Ok guys, im willing to pay for the solution, got to get this site finished today!!

Im having some trouble with a site im working on. In a nutshell, im using a navigation bar with dropdown and JS Fadeshow. When using the navbar dropdown, it goes BEHIND the fade show. If anyone could advise it would be great! I didnt attach the code as i think the best thing to do is just take a look yourself. Its alhambrarenovations. COM Thanks in advance

Tell me what other info you need and i'll suply it.

You may need to set z-index to keep your dropdown up front.

Oh and keep the $10. I'm rich.

tried that, not working i, afraid

There is absolutely no way to put a drop down behind anything else. Change your design to avoid that super-impose aspect, or create a "fake" drop down" using some graphics, CSS and JavaScript.

Now, Krupski, nor you were even entitled for those 10 bucks :D. Anyway, I am also rich, so that I don't need them.;)

Now, Krupski, nor you were even entitled for those 10 bucks :D. Anyway, I am also rich, so that I don't need them.;)

I'm not really rich... it was just fun to say. ;)

There is absolutely no way to put a drop down behind anything else. Change your design to avoid that super-impose aspect, or create a "fake" drop down" using some graphics, CSS and JavaScript.

Now, Krupski, nor you were even entitled for those 10 bucks :D. Anyway, I am also rich, so that I don't need them.;)


Excuse me both of you but im the one giving the $10 away so who's the rich one here! LOL

Seriously tho, im not trying to put it behind, im trying to bring it to the front! Just take a look and you will see what im on about

posted in error

#mainshow {
position:relative;
z-index:0;

#mainshow {
position:relative;
z-index:0;


Smashing mate, i had z index 1 and 2 on the navbar!! Anyway cheers mate, pm your paypall addy!

Smashing mate, i had z index 1 and 2 on the navbar!! Anyway cheers mate, pm your paypall addy!

@KOR: Guess I was right after all about the z-index thing, huh? ;)

@KOR: Guess I was right after all about the z-index thing, huh? ;)

I suppose you where, its only fair that i keep to my word, ... your Paypal email too!

I suppose you where, its only fair that i keep to my word, ... your Paypal email too!

No need. I'm rich! http://www.gunsnet.net/images/smilies/laughingtohard.gif


(you could click the "Thank You" button though... ) :)

@KOR: Guess I was right after all about the z-index thing, huh? ;)
It depends on the browser.

Initially (an logically) a drop down was designed in HTML to cover everything. I doubt that a simple CSS solution will break that rule in all the browsers.

Usually I overpass this problem by giving that drop down a display:none whenever I start a JavaScript feature which might cover it. And restore its display when that over-imposed element is to be hidden.

Kor's solution is the only thing that works in MSIE 6 and below.

Of course, not many people use MSIE 6 and below any more. Thank goodness.

Kor's solution is the only thing that works in MSIE 6 and below.

Of course, not many people use MSIE 6 and below any more. Thank goodness.

Yes but does it work in Lynx?

http://three-dog.homelinux.com/images/screenshot.jpg


:D

Smashing mate, i had z index 1 and 2 on the navbar!! Anyway cheers mate, pm your paypall addy!Let it be known that this individual honoured his pledge.

And lest some of you think post #15 is a joke...

I have a blind friend who still uses Lynx with a one-line 40-character braille "display". You know, the little pins pop up so that he can read 40 characters at a time.

Needless to say, most web pages are worthless to him.