Christopher Schmidt wrote: > On Mon, Jul 28, 2008 at 02:43:47PM -0700, Scott Baker wrote: > >> There are 126 markup errors on the page - I'd start there, try to clean >> all those up so the markup validates - most of the time that will lead >> you to the problem. >> > > I consider that extremely unlikely (and definitely not true in this > case). Why would you say that this would have any relevance to the > question at hand? > > Well, mainly because I thought there was a chance it wasn't a z-index issue at all, I didn't personally notice any change crossing from ff2 to ff3 (but I now see that is because I have other z-indexed items already in all my sites) - However, when debugging any kind of css issue I always look to ensure the markup validates first, because in most cases that has been a root cause, or at least helps one locate it quickly - it was just a suggestion. >> - I realize that the standard response - but several of them are missing >> end tags for things like <td> and that kind of thing can easily lead to >> problems like this. >> > > I can't imagine that being the case. Can you demonstrate a situation in > which invalid HTML has any impact on the z-index ordering? > Nope, I don't tend to keep them around ;) - but I have encountered things I "thought' to be z-index related that turned out to be a markup problem and had nothing to do with z-index. Again, just thought it would help to sort out the problem.
sorry... I really appreciate all the help I have received on this list and was just trying reciprocate. -- skype pawprint_net telephone 604.885.7449 toll-free 1.888.493.2360 Scott W. Baker B.A.Sc *President*, PawPrint.net <http://www.pawprint.net/> _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://openlayers.org/mailman/listinfo/users
