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guessing here but put the flash object in a div with a lower z index than the layer
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guessing here but put the flash object in a div with a lower z index than the layer

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Or create a popup window with window.open instead of a layer. &nbsp;You can set alwaysRaised to true and kill all the standard browser elements to make it look like a layer.
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Or create a popup window with window.open instead of a layer.  You can set alwaysRaised to true and kill all the standard browser elements to make it look like a layer.

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I have a &lt;div&gt; layer using CSS-P positioning, and it works just fine. &nbsp; However when I make the layer visible on a page where it will overlap a flash object, the flash remains on top and my menu is obscured. &nbsp; How do I make sure that the flash object is not on the higher z-index?
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I have a <div> layer using CSS-P positioning, and it works just fine.   However when I make the layer visible on a page where it will overlap a flash object, the flash remains on top and my menu is obscured.   How do I make sure that the flash object is not on the higher z-index?

trying to use a popup layer menu over a flash object - can't see my layer

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