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    hi, I have a drop down list box and a menu bar above it. The menu bar produces drop down sub-menus on mouse over. But the Drop down list box is being displyed over the menu option. What can i do to display the sub-menus above drop down list. I am not able to get the z-index property for drop down list.... I am creating the menus in the master page, and the drop down list boxes are in some other .aspx files.

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      hi, I have a drop down list box and a menu bar above it. The menu bar produces drop down sub-menus on mouse over. But the Drop down list box is being displyed over the menu option. What can i do to display the sub-menus above drop down list. I am not able to get the z-index property for drop down list.... I am creating the menus in the master page, and the drop down list boxes are in some other .aspx files.

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      Abhishek Sur
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      No need to repeat the same question again and again. Why not you use a floating IFrame just below the dropdown listbox. It will cover up the select control. Now manipulate the z-index of the menu.

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