Re: [css-d] Going Crazy with Z-Index Bug

Rick Gordon wrote: > Thanks, David. That worked. > > I was able to whittle it down to: > *:first-child+html #content-wrapper, > *:first-child+html #main-wrapper > {z-index:10;} > > Even the following is not required: > *:first-child+html #content-wrapper #sidebar { > z

Re: [css-d] Going Crazy with Z-Index Bug

e logic by which this works, as opposed to just a direct reference to #main-wrapper? Thanks, Rick Gordon -- On 5/24/10 at 9:53 AM -0400, David Laakso wrote in a message entitled "Re: [css-d] Going Crazy with Z-Index Bug": >Rick Gordon wrote: >>I'm trying t

Re: [css-d] Going Crazy with Z-Index Bug

Rick Gordon wrote: > I'm trying to work through the IE7 z-index bug, where I have set up the blog > posts to enlarge when hovered over. Works in FF, Safari, Chrome, Opera, and > IE 8. > > RE: Rick, Please see Seems to work this end in IET

Re: [css-d] Going Crazy with Z-Index Bug

message entitled "[css-d] Going Crazy with Z-Index Bug": >I'm trying to work through the IE7 z-index bug, where I have set up the blog >posts to enlarge when hovered over. Works in FF, Safari, Chrome, Opera, and IE >8. > >In IE7, or IE 8 in Compatibility mode, usi

[css-d] Going Crazy with Z-Index Bug

I'm trying to work through the IE7 z-index bug, where I have set up the blog posts to enlarge when hovered over. Works in FF, Safari, Chrome, Opera, and IE 8. In IE7, or IE 8 in Compatibility mode, using IE7 standards, the posts go behind the sidebar, although the z-index is higher. (In IE6, si