Using this nice little menu:
http://www.threestyles.com/tutorials/css-drop-down-navigation-tutorial
Part of the stack got slid behind a slide. Setting a z-index worked *except* IE7 ignored it.
Fix:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3385513/ie7-puts-absolutely-positioned-div-underneath-ignores-z-index
http://www.threestyles.com/tutorials/css-drop-down-navigation-tutorial
Part of the stack got slid behind a slide. Setting a z-index worked *except* IE7 ignored it.
Fix:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3385513/ie7-puts-absolutely-positioned-div-underneath-ignores-z-index
IE's stacking order algorithm is messed up. You have to position the parent of the element you want on top, give it a position likerelative
if it doesn't already have one, and a positive z-index.
That will usually resolve it. If not, keep trying the parent of that until you get it.
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