>And I have a general question on z-indexing...I see alot of really high
>numbers used for z-indexing and I'm curious as to why...I thought you only
>needed to use as many numbers as there were of elements that you are stacking.
>I used a z-index of 1 here and it worked just fine.
If you
Iorhael wrote:
> Okay, the position: relative and not the z-index is what did the
> trick...
Position relative (or absolute) starts stacking, and is needed for
'z-index' to have any effect.
> And I have a general question on z-indexing...I see alot of really
> high numbers used for z-indexing
>ah, ok, I downloaded your htc file to test it properly, and the following
>works for me-
adding the z-index and position:relative a step higher on your #menu ul:
#menu ul {
padding: 0;
margin: 0 0 0 18px; /*sets left margin for menu*/
list-style: none; /*removes bullets*/
pos
ah, ok, I downloaded your htc file to test it properly, and the following works
for me-
adding the z-index and position:relative a step higher on your #menu ul:
#menu ul {padding: 0;margin: 0 0 0 18px; /*sets left margin for menu*/
list-style: none; /*removes bullets*/ position:r
>I also had this problem with my suckerfish menus... In theory z-index only
>works with positioned elements -
Try putting your z-index declaration on the #menu li ul rather than the #menu
li:hover ul.
James,
I tried this putting the z-index here and several other places too but none
worked.
