> Note that the solution given on the page Philippe referred you to (for the
> Safari issue) will also solve the problem for IE5/Win. Adding a z-index to
> the same selector solved the Opera problem on my machine, WinXP.
>
> .n ul {
> position: relative;
> z-index: 1;
> }
>
> ~holly
Ha sorry didnt even see his link. Its been a long day. I had thought
the problem was because maybe the container element was on top of the
s(sidebar) element. so i positioned them both relative and added
z-indexes accordingly so that the sidebar was above the container .
But it seems the real fix is a littler simpler than what i came up
with. Thanks again Philippe and holly.
~shawn a
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