A problem in z-index
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guys; I've got a
<div />that has a z-index value of 999, but it lays over an<ol />with z-index=1000. I just want to know what the reason can be, because this is so confusing. thanks in advance;Help people,so poeple can help you.
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guys; I've got a
<div />that has a z-index value of 999, but it lays over an<ol />with z-index=1000. I just want to know what the reason can be, because this is so confusing. thanks in advance;Help people,so poeple can help you.
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Without seeing your code in your css file I would guess you do not have the "position" set for the elements.
vbmike
Sir; you are right. But I had to set the position of the list to absolute because it suppose to present the dropdownlist of a combobox. what should i do to solve this case.
Help people,so poeple can help you.
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Sir; you are right. But I had to set the position of the list to absolute because it suppose to present the dropdownlist of a combobox. what should i do to solve this case.
Help people,so poeple can help you.
Didn't he ask for code to take a look? Please update your question.
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Didn't he ask for code to take a look? Please update your question.
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he made guess and it was rigth. So, what is the need for the code.
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Sir; you are right. But I had to set the position of the list to absolute because it suppose to present the dropdownlist of a combobox. what should i do to solve this case.
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Then maybe you didn't set the position for the div? Try adjusting that to say relative to see what it does. It always helps to just experiment with css settings to see what happens. I would also suggest searching google for help on positioning as it can be confusing and hard to understand. Some elements do not respond to anything you do which would be learned in online articles.
vbmike
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Then maybe you didn't set the position for the div? Try adjusting that to say relative to see what it does. It always helps to just experiment with css settings to see what happens. I would also suggest searching google for help on positioning as it can be confusing and hard to understand. Some elements do not respond to anything you do which would be learned in online articles.
vbmike
Thank you for your assist. I just reduced the z-index value for the div element, and it worked. (I don't need all these nines, one nine would be enough :-D )
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