Hi Simon,
I had a play with the page you put up and have no solution (on Mozilla for Linux anyway) but just thought I'd point out that the z-index property is only valid for positioned elements - absolute, fixed and relative - and should be ignored on static elements.
The code in your example may well have just been left over from experimenting with it but just thought I'd mention it ;-)
Cheers, Mark
Simon Jessey wrote:
Hey, all.
Does anyone have any good experience with controlling the z-index of objects? I am trying to implement something where an object (in this case, some Flash) that is absolutely-positioned with respect to the viewport (with position: fixed) can have content pass both over it and under it. My experiments have yielded rendering problems in most common browsers. Here is an example:
http://jessey.net/tests/z-object.html
I have hidden the fixed positioning from Internet Explorer, but it should still respect the z-index values.
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