could somebody give me a heads up as to why my z-index has no effect on the 'content' div at <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.skinneralamod.com/kdne/layout1.html">www.skinneralamod.com/kdne/layout1.html</a><!-- w -->
css can be found at <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.skinneralamod.com/kdne/layout1.css">www.skinneralamod.com/kdne/layout1.css</a><!-- w -->
edit: it works fine in opera 7.23 and FF 1.0, but not IE6I don't see an issue with your Z-index in IE 6. However, your #content div is down below your menu, not what I'm assuming your after. Boy, you like your browser hacks, eh? Don't know why you need a z-index of 100 buddy boy. change the top of #content to this:
position:relative;
z-index:10;
top:-200px;
Does that work?looks beautiful, save firefox.
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://skinneralamod.com/kdne/untitled.PNGObviously">http://skinneralamod.com/kdne/untitled.PNGObviously</a><!-- m --> mate, you've no problem with hacks. So put what I posted before instead into this:
* html #Content {
position:relative;
z-index:10;
top:-200px;
}
IE will read this because IE believes that their is an element encasing the html element. Whatever, what matters is that only IE will read it. So move it there.oh, come on, bob. you should know me better than that. i love layouts
but i got it worked out. thanks again.I dont think you can use negative numbers in a z-index can you, cause isnt 0 classed as the background... dunno thats what i was toughtWhen you use z-index in IE6.0, I think you need to set the position: absolute;
Also keep in-mind that the higher the z-index, the closer the layer will be to the top -- try a hugh number like 10005.
css can be found at <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.skinneralamod.com/kdne/layout1.css">www.skinneralamod.com/kdne/layout1.css</a><!-- w -->
edit: it works fine in opera 7.23 and FF 1.0, but not IE6I don't see an issue with your Z-index in IE 6. However, your #content div is down below your menu, not what I'm assuming your after. Boy, you like your browser hacks, eh? Don't know why you need a z-index of 100 buddy boy. change the top of #content to this:
position:relative;
z-index:10;
top:-200px;
Does that work?looks beautiful, save firefox.
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://skinneralamod.com/kdne/untitled.PNGObviously">http://skinneralamod.com/kdne/untitled.PNGObviously</a><!-- m --> mate, you've no problem with hacks. So put what I posted before instead into this:
* html #Content {
position:relative;
z-index:10;
top:-200px;
}
IE will read this because IE believes that their is an element encasing the html element. Whatever, what matters is that only IE will read it. So move it there.oh, come on, bob. you should know me better than that. i love layouts
but i got it worked out. thanks again.I dont think you can use negative numbers in a z-index can you, cause isnt 0 classed as the background... dunno thats what i was toughtWhen you use z-index in IE6.0, I think you need to set the position: absolute;Also keep in-mind that the higher the z-index, the closer the layer will be to the top -- try a hugh number like 10005.