[jQuery] Re: cycle plugin ovelapping in IE6/IE7

2008-12-23 Thread cym



malsup wrote:
 
 Give the menus a higher z-index.
 

Dear Marc

I follow your advice, and gave the div a high z-index but it didnt work. I
have been obliged to call the menu div, after calling the cycle slideshow.
Now it's fine (just not logical in terrm of html code ;-) )


Thank you for the quick answer. 

Regards,

Cyril




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[jQuery] Re: cycle plugin ovelapping in IE6/IE7

2008-12-23 Thread Txema

I have de same problem, in my case, we have element where the style
tag position is relative, and then de z-index is invalid

On 23 dic, 12:08, cym cy...@cym.fr wrote:
 malsup wrote:

  Give the menus a higher z-index.

 Dear Marc

 I follow your advice, and gave the div a high z-index but it didnt work. I
 have been obliged to call the menu div, after calling the cycle slideshow.
 Now it's fine (just not logical in terrm of html code ;-) )

 Thank you for the quick answer.

 Regards,

 Cyril

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[jQuery] Re: cycle plugin ovelapping in IE6/IE7

2008-12-22 Thread Mike Alsup

 I'm trying to position a menu div over a cycle slideshow.

 It works fine on Safari/Firefox but in IE6/IE7 the menu goes under the cycle
 slideshow upper slide, till the effect -fade- starts to be applied to the
 next slide.

 Is there a means to force the menu div to appear always on top of the cycle
 slideshow ?

 Here is a page where theproblem can be seen 
 :http://kubota.cym.fr/?page=test_menutest_menu

 I'm using cycle pluging version 2.32 and jQuery version 1.2.6.

 I would very much appreciate an help on this subject.

 Does anyone have an idea to solve this problem ?


Give the menus a higher z-index.