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>This works, but having to style every button surely defeats the whole idea of
>CSS (or perhaps that is the idea).
The idea is a practial one, not one designed to defeat CSS. I'm pretty sure the
individual z-indexes are needed to get IE to do what you want.
The anchor for each button can be given it's own ID (might as well be an ID as
it will need to be unique) and then selectors/rules could be written for each
anchor that set the different z-indexes. By the time you do that, you've
probably written (or your program has) at least twice as much code as merely
adding the z-index in a style attribute in the HTML. However, some will prefer
the separation, so it's useful to mention, I suppose.
Cheers,
~holly
>From: Holly Bergevin
> Adding the z-index in the HTML may actually be the easiest way to go.
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