When you say above and below, you mean on the z-axis?

are you testing this in IE? If so, that's probably it. IE is known to
have problems with z-index. Look up IE and z-index to see more details
with the problem and solutions for it.

On Sep 19, 2:49 pm, bluezehn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm building a diary app. I have week divs, within each there are 7
> day divs. The day divs are draggable onto another day to copy across
> that day's events - likewise with a whole week.
>
> Dragging days around works absolutely fine.
>
> However, when I drag a week and it then reverts, dragging a day within
> that week afterwards is messed up - the day fails to appear above any
> of the other days in subsequent weeks - it just drags around below all
> the other divs.
>
> Another observation is that the day divs from that week, on dragging,
> will appear below any day divs underneath them on the page, but still
> above any day divs above them on the page.
>
> I could post the code. I'd rather someone explained exactly why this
> might be. I've tried messing about with z-indices but I don't think
> this is the problem - surely they don't apply to non-absolutely
> positioned divs? I'm absolutely stumped as to why this is happening,
> and the comment-less source code doesn't give me any clues either.
>
> Any help would be greatly - and I mean greatly as supposed to be
> demoing this website on Tuesday - appreciated!
>
> Thanks
> bluezehn
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