Try wrapping your swf in a span or div and set the z-index to that.
Also, set the object and embed z-index to inherit in your css.
object, embed { z-index:inherit; }
Work in some browsers, but by-and-large very buggy.
I would go with Henrik's suggestion if you can.
You would think this bug would have been fixed years ago.
But, i digress..
Best,
Karl
On Sep 21, 2011, at 2:40 AM, Henrik Andersson wrote:
You won't get much luck overlaying anything on top of a flash
player. Not even another flash player.
I think that the correct solution here is to use just one flash
player that loads both movies.
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