Hi Robert,
This sounds like a CSS issue, probably having to do with z-index. Make sure that the element you want to "cover" the other element has a higher z-index and that its position is set to relative (or absolute).
--Karl _________________ Karl Swedberg www.englishrules.com www.learningjquery.com On Dec 10, 2007, at 12:45 PM, Robert-CFL wrote:
This is my first jQuery post, and may I just say that jQuery (like so many others) has changed the way I program. Ok so I'm developing a completely ASP.net & jQuery website. My problem is that when I use css overflow in IE7 it doesn't really overflow when I widen a div using jQuery().animation; IE7 still thinks it's visible although you can't "see" it. What should I do to really HIDE the extra for IE7? Please note, FF works great with it :). rObert
