On 7/31/06 6:00 PM, Micky Hulse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is the example used from that article:
WMODE(s):
http://snipurl.com/u6hx
I noticed that they have no hover actions happening. Do hover actions cause
issues with opaque as well (in Safari)?
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Tom Livingston | Senior
This works in IE6 and not safari!?!
I would confirm the z-index of your
dropdown parent container and flash parent container. If you havent set
this, apply position:relative z-index:1 to the flash container and
position:relative; z-index:5 to the dropdown container to see if that helps.
From: Corrie Potter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a CSS based dynamic menu that drops down and there is a flash
movie that is right under the menu. The flash movie is set to
transparent and the menu pops down over the flash menu in all
browsers correctly except in Safari. In Safari the menu displays
I've seen this behavior first hand. Z-index doesn't help. The flash movie tends to peak through most things that appears on top of it - ESPECIALLY if it is animated in anyway.My solution: on rollover - hide the movie.Safari seems to be the only one that has this problem in fact.www.rommil.com |
Title: Re: [WSG] CSS based menu popping behind Flash movie only in Safari problem
On 7/31/06 11:17 AM, Ted Drake [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a CSS based dynamic menu that drops down and there is a flash movie that is right under the menu. The flash movie is set to transparent
From what I can find in the bug reports at
http://bugzilla.opendarwin.org/ at least some WebKit developers seem
to be of the opinion that this is due to a bug in the Flash plugin - see
for example the comments at:
http://bugzilla.opendarwin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10111
But also see
From what I can find in the bug reports at
http://bugzilla.opendarwin.org/ at least some WebKit developers
seem to be of the opinion that this is due to a bug in the Flash
plugin - see for example the comments at:
http://bugzilla.opendarwin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10111
But also see
Corrie,
Sounds like wmode=transparent is not set correctly ...!?
Next you could try the IE trick used to show dhtml navs over form input
elements - i.e. dynamicially position an iframe behind the dhtml element -
Googled this and came up with
Corrie Potter wrote:
I have a CSS based dynamic menu that drops down and there is a flash
movie that is right under the menu. The flash movie is set to
transparent and the menu pops down over the flash menu in all browsers
correctly except in Safari.
wmode=opaque
Not a 100% fix... but is
