the right thing here by the stacking context rules in the CSS spec.
However, perhaps you could post the actual code so we could have a look
and tell for sure?
--J
ahmed wrote:
> does mozilla have trouble with z-index?
>
> look at the following 2 images, IE5.5 displayes it as it should, notice that
> the show effect is given by a second layer with z-index=0 and the main layer
> has a z-index of 1, BUT they are both contained in one layer who's z-index
> is unspecified like all the rest of the elements in the document.body
> node...
>
> it seems that mozilla seperates the main layer from its shado and insert the
> other submenus in the middle, which in no way should happen, since the main
> div and its shadow are both contained in 1 seperate div.
>
> thanks
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