IE suckerfish problem

Please post some code.

If you are using the same model as in the suckerfish examples, try adding:

#nav * {
      z-index: 999;
}

This works for all browsers I've tried it on. It won't work if your offending overlapping divs if they have a z-index greater than 999 though ;)  Check that out too.

This doesn't work. I have also created an absolute version where everything inside the main (relative) container is absolutely positionined and contains z-indexes but ie 6 still ignores this.


http://www.blue-fly.co.uk/trisco/abs.php


http://www.blue-fly.co.uk/trisco/css/abs.css

You don't need to post code. This is a well-known error. IE sets an unbeatable z-index on the <SELECT> drop down object.

Some (certainly not all) of the ways you can defeat that are to (1) put it out of the way of your drop down menu, or (2) embed your <SELECT> drop down in an IFRAME (yeah, I know ... yuk).

FireFox and Safari behave properly on this one.