<param name="wmode" value="transparent" /> should do the trick, with
z-index
of course.
I think this works on some browsers, but not everything
It might not be possible in some browsers or with some older versions of
flash player.
(I guess also that there may be similar problems with other types of content
shown by browser "plugins")
I would rather try to avoid attempting to put html content over the top of
content shown by plugins where possible,
...though there are times this is hard to avoid - eg when adding flash
content to an existing site with dropdown menus
- in that case all I can do is to use wmode (as above) and also try to
minimize the impact on usability in browsers where wmode does not work by
making sure that there are other ways to get to items in any important
navigation links that may end up "under" the flash..
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