you can try setting wmode="opaque" on the swf, but it still may be
buggy in some browsers (safari in the past has had crappy support for
this). so use it at your own risk.
if you're using swfobject, just add:
swf.addParam("wmode", "transparent");
On Apr 20, 2007, at 6:21 PM, Riley, Jason wrote:
On the site I am working on, there is an OpenCube DHTML menu system
that
when moused over causes the drop down menus to overlay on a large
Flash
element. How can I make it so the menus sit on top of the Flash
element
rather than behind it? Is this a setting in the Flash file or do I
need to
do it through the code? If through the code are there any snippets
somewhere
on this?
Despite the fact that this is likely an old topic, I cannot find much
information on it.
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