Tim Dawson wrote:
> I did try the z-index route, but it didn't seem to make any
> difference, and I assumed that IE puts all positioned elements on
> top. You suggestion (above) has both, and I think it's the P:R that's
> doing the trick ?
Note: z-index has no effect non non-positioned elements, so you have to
declare R:P, A:P or F:P in order to stack anything out of source-order
sequence.
A 'z-index: (any value);' on its own, does exactly nothing.
regards
Georg
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