Get Firefox and install the Firebug Plugin.
It will let you inspect the DOM and see whatever generated code there is in
realtime.
It will also let you see the CSS applied to each element do see if you may
have any Z indexing issues or strange div spans.
On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 11:50 PM, Joel Bi
This is interesting. I wonder if you can track down the differences in
the generated source between the two methods of embedding? That would
be great to know.
Thanks for the info Chad!
Joel Birch.
I may have solved my issue. Before, I was calling the flash file in
with (swfobject static publishing default). On a whim, I
decided to try and call the Flash file with the "dynamic" method of
swfobject. As a result, my Superfish menu now appears correctly. Here
is my code for reference:
I've seen this type of thing on Firefox 3 Mac (haven't used it on PC
yet). It seems like the beast that existed in FF2 Mac is rearing its
head again - except this time the wmode thing doesn't slay it. I guess
we will have to hope someone finds a solution all over again. It's a
huge worry to me - h
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