des55
08-29-2002, 02:23 PM
I have come across a situation that I have not seen before. I have always assumed that by properly "z-indexing" <divs> that they would blanket or cover other areas of the respective page . . .
I have a dynamic navigation bar that has images (text images) within a table--within it's respective <div> tag, PROBLEM there is a html dropdown box/menu within the page, that takes precedence to that of a <div> tag z-indexed / layered above that page housing the dropdown box/menu. Meaning I see part of the dynamic nav menu, where the other part is "missing" due to the interference of the html dropdown menu.
I certainly hope this makes sense and hope someone can assist in what I can or cannot do. I have even tried to place the dropdown menu in it's own div and z-index it as low as I can, but to no avail! HELP!!
Thanks in advance,
Des
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I have a dynamic navigation bar that has images (text images) within a table--within it's respective <div> tag, PROBLEM there is a html dropdown box/menu within the page, that takes precedence to that of a <div> tag z-indexed / layered above that page housing the dropdown box/menu. Meaning I see part of the dynamic nav menu, where the other part is "missing" due to the interference of the html dropdown menu.
I certainly hope this makes sense and hope someone can assist in what I can or cannot do. I have even tried to place the dropdown menu in it's own div and z-index it as low as I can, but to no avail! HELP!!
Thanks in advance,
Des
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