> From: Ingo Chao
> btw. Opera7.54/Win does funny things with your menu, it shows only
> already hovered parts.
thanks for the heads up
> Remove the inline style z-index: 1; from the Lorem ipsum div
> and remove the z-index:10 from menulist, .menulist ul {}
>
> and add {position:relative; z-index:1;} or
> {position:absolute; z-index:1;}
> to #menu-container
> or
> position:relative; z-index:1;} to ul.menulist, as you like it.
great, that worked perfectly! well, I set the menu-container to
position: relative and z-index: 10 because the offending div in the real
site is having it's z-index set in some javascript nastiness I really
don't want to get involved in
>
> Looks like it's important for z-index in IE if the two
> elements are in
> the normal flow or positioned. If only one is positioned, it gains a
> higher layering no matter what z-index you apply to the other.
don't tell me - that's not in the CSS spec is it? :-/
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