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08.26.2008 at 10:02AM PDT, ID: 23679235 | Points: 500
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My Panel is sticking to the page in ie6

Asked by JMRFan4Life in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Active Server Pages (ASP), Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)

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I have a .net Panel that displays a window on top of the page. It works fine in ie7 and FF but I can't seem to fix it for ie6. I want the window to always be displayed in view of the browser window while the rest of the page is scrollable. So no matter where the user goes on the page this window pops onto the middle of the browser window. in ie6 the panel opens but stays fixed to where it was originally position, so if the user is far down on the page, then they can't see that the panel has opened. Any suggestions on how to fix this. I put my CSS below.


.pnlInsertConcern {position:absolute; left:50% !important;top:100px !important;margin:0 0 0 -213px;z-index:55550000000 !important;_top:100px !important;}

#divInsertConcern {width:426px; border:2px solid #8DADAC; background-color:#F5F8F8; position:fixed;}
#divInsertConcern .ConditionContainer {padding:5px 2px 15px 10px;text-align:left;}
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