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Disappearing menu problem

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I have a problem with a spry menu displaying properly in firefox. It is ok in IE 6 but the drop down menu disappears behind the flash slideshow when viewed in firefox.

 

www.yesfan.eu

 

Not sure how to bring the menu to the front so it displays ok in firefox. Any ideas? Thx

I have a problem with a spry menu displaying properly in firefox. It is ok in IE 6 but the drop down menu disappears behind the flash slideshow when viewed in firefox.

 

www.yesfan.eu

 

Not sure how to bring the menu to the front so it displays ok in firefox. Any ideas? Thx

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I didn't look at your code but have you tried using z-index to set the position. Having said that, I had the same problem recently and turned out I just forgot to close a div tag, make sure you're Div(ing) everything in the right section

I think it's because a Flash element, in IE6, isn't a native part of the page. It's overlayed ontop of the document. So there might not be a solution for it.

(Someone correct me if I'm wrong here)

This is a common problem though one I've never had to tackle before. I think furby's z-index method is the key, I suggest Googling it!

i would also suggest z-index, have only used it myself a couple of times.

 

if you were to give the flash object a z-index of 2 and the menu's div a z-index of 3, for example that should sort you out. As long as the menus z index is higher than the flash object...

 

you may need to put the flash object into a div layer and then style that if it isnt already in one.

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