If your not worried about effecting the appearance of the page, you
could do z-index swapping based on the OnMouseOver event of the div
which would make image selection easier.
Bert
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On May 3, 2010, at 5:39 AM, Chris Cage <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi folks,
I have a question that I figured I’d shoot out to y’all just to
see if anyone has an idea.
Using JavaScript and jQuery we are working on an interface that
relies on a lot of draggable actions. Our challenge is that we have
images in divs that are overlapping and becoming difficult to
cleanly select. The images are PNGs with transparent backgrounds, so
they don’t ‘look’ like they overlap to the user.
Has anyone been able to select an item by either triggering off an
images opaque pixels or by triggering off an image map? Any other
ideas?
Thanks,
Chris
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