Hi all, I'm not sure if this is the right group to ask but here goes: i wrote a page that contains a layer using the div tag. The layer contains an image to be placed on the side of the page, see the fill on
http://ngd.kvi.nl/mc/mc.htm The z-index of the layer = -1. It's the only layer on the page. Choosing z=-1 makes the text flow OVER the BG image instead of under when the browser window is really narrow...that is when using IE. Using Mozilla the layer never displays at all, unless the z-index is changed to z=0, but then the text flows under the image, both in IE and Mozilla. Is there a way out of this? And what's the HTML standard for this (do negative z-indeces mean : hidden? But if so, why have the option "hidden" as well?) puzzled Eric
