Is the flash div given a position, either relative or absolute? If not, try giving it position relative along with the low z-index.
Also, do you have a test page somewhere? On Jan 22, 10:36 am, ptmurphy <ptmur...@bellsouth.net> wrote: > I have a web page I have been working on and everything looks good in > IE. However, in Firefox I am having a problem with the datepicker > popup window going under a flash object that is below the input field > on the page. > > The datepicker.css file (this is the only css file I am using in this > application) sets the z-index to 9999 (which is much higher than > anything else on the page, and I have set it to as high as 10000000 > just to check). I have tried to set the input field to an extremely > high z-index, as well as setting the z-index of the flash <div> to -1. > > Nothing seems to help in Firefox, but IE does everything correctly, > putting the datepicker popup over the flash object. > > Has anyone run into anything similar and can offer some suggestions? > > Thanks for any help or suggestions... > > PTM
