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<a href="http://207.112.6.146/" rel="ugc">Website Link</a>
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Bit confusing and debugging in IE is like pulling teeth<br />
Why are you assigning a background image to the #inner-wrap element?<br />
Judging from FF it should just be semi opaque black but you have this applied to the nested #header element.<br />
So in IE I think the image is taking precedence.
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Bit confusing and debugging in IE is like pulling teeth
Why are you assigning a background image to the #inner-wrap element?
Judging from FF it should just be semi opaque black but you have this applied to the nested #header element.
So in IE I think the image is taking precedence.

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Thanks. &nbsp;I tried to remove the layer stacking by putting items under one element and it seems to have corrected the issue.
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Thanks.  I tried to remove the layer stacking by putting items under one element and it seems to have corrected the issue.

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Okay that makes sense, as long as you can do it without messing up the layout. &nbsp;Great!<br />
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Cd&amp;
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Okay that makes sense, as long as you can do it without messing up the layout.  Great!

Cd&

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I've got this web page looking how I'd like it to look in Firefox, with the slider transition showing up underneath the transparent header. &nbsp;<a href="http://207.112.6.146/" rel="ugc">http://207.112.6.146/</a><br />
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When I'm in IE 10 the slider won't show up underneath the transparent bar at the top unless I have the following to display none. &nbsp;Is there a problem with z-index on an element or something I'm overlooking?<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28266938-1">.ie10  div.socialmedia, .ie10 div.searchbox, .ie10 #menu  {display:none;}</code></pre>
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Any help appreciated, thanks!
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I've got this web page looking how I'd like it to look in Firefox, with the slider transition showing up underneath the transparent header.  http://207.112.6.146/ (http://207.112.6.146/)

When I'm in IE 10 the slider won't show up underneath the transparent bar at the top unless I have the following to display none.  Is there a problem with z-index on an element or something I'm overlooking?

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Any help appreciated, thanks!

Background slider not showing up under transparent menu bar at top IE 10

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a language used for describing the look and formatting of a document written in a markup language. Usually used to change web pages and user interfaces written in HTML, it can also be applied to any kind of XML document. CSS is designed primarily to distinguish the content of a document from its presentation.

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