[thelist] weird z-index behaviour in IE6.0
Tony Crockford
tonyc at boldfish.co.uk
Sun Sep 2 12:24:42 CDT 2001
Hi
This is odd.
I just downloaded IE6.0 and was quite happy until......
I'm working with Greymatter to set up a blog, and have used CSS for
formatting.
I'm using a stylesheet I found here:
http://bluerobot.com/web/layouts/layout3.html
This uses the z-index to keep a content div above a menu div when the
window gets narrow.
Now the odd bit.
I added a graphic to the content div, which has a colored background.
IE6.0 renders the graphic at a lower z-index, making it invisible!
I then used negative z-indexes so that the div was lower than the
graphic, but NS6.0 goes one better and puts the background above the
divs - no content!
I guess IE6.0 has a bug here, because with z-indexes as expected
background - 0
Content div - 3
Menu divs - 2
The graphic in the content is visible in both Opera and NS
Anyone else seen it?
Anyone found a way out?
Or am I going code crazy?
TIA
Tony
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