ok thanks, It works now, i was told from soneone on a linux forum that firefox dosen't use z-index lol .
Thanks alot. Another question. How do you make website display settings friendly?? like I want people that have different display settings to still view the website how it supposed to. For me I used % for width and height and notice if you make the web browser window smaller they shrink and if you then smush the window to get small as possible the texts would go off the tables making a mess. I want the content to adjust to the users display settings and yet not get smushed I don't want the texts going off the table or a image going off the table, I want it all to resize in a way that both the tables and content would resize so it looks just like if you looked at it in any display settings like 800x600. ect Can jquery help me out with this is their a plug-in I would use to control the resizing on of the content based on the clients display settings. well monitor resolution. On Jul 2, 4:06 pm, Kevin Scholl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The z-index value need not be in quotes. You have: > > z-index: "1" > > which should be simply: > > z-index: 1 > > Also, you need a doctype in your HTML document, or you're going to run > into all manner of display issues. > > On Jul 2, 2:32 pm, Aaron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > the website is supposed to show a texted image, which is behind a > > table, that table is like a light blueish looking box, and the text is > > behind it yet I want it in front on top of that box. > > > On Jul 2, 11:00 am, MorningZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > "I just noticed that firefox dosen't support the z-index" > > > > Of course FF supports z-index... > > > > something is wrong with your code/markup, not with FireFox or jQuery > > > > Got a live link to show what you cannot get working?
