*Z-order* bug

[ngungo]

I don't know if this is a bug or it may not work on my machine. I've tried on both IE6, FF1.5

Please look at 3 boxover text at: http://kieu.info/kieu/viewtopic0.php?p=2

boxover 1 is working
boxover 2 is NOT working at all
boxover 3 is partially hidden by the bottom image.

Regards,
ngungo

[olly]

I looked that page and I get the same results as you described - I'm using FF 1.5.0.2

Did you try adjusting the CSS z-index property of the tooltips?

[ngungo]

I have no clue where to put the z-index in so I created an id:

#boxover {
z-index: 200;
}

then:

<a id="boxover" title="header=[title] body=[description]">boxover 1</a>

Where z-index 200 being the highest. So far it does not work. BTW, I heard that z-index would work when position is absolute, then I tried that. Neither would work.

Can you give me some hints. Thanks!!!

[ngungo]

I just tried this:

<a title="header=[title] body=[description] cssheader=[boxover] cssbody=[boxover]">boxover 1</a>

Dont work!!!
I need it work!

[ngungo]

I see you use span tags instead of (mistakingly) anchor tags. I corrected that as well. It's still the same. Don't work!

[Spp]

I now have that problem too. Been using Boxover successfully for several months in several systems, and now, after making some changes to the CSS file to conform to FireFox standards, the tooltips come up behind other divs.

Tried z-index: 999; and no joy. Tried Position:absolute in several places, also no joy. The changes I made included removing Postiion:Absoute from Body, but putting it back does not solve this problem, so something else is happening.

Anyone else have any ideas?

Thanks,

[Spp]

Worked backwards through all my changes, found I have a div that encompasses the portion of the page that Boxover is used in (but not everything that is within Body) that needs to have Position:Absolute on it.

With this restored, Boxover works again in IE but still not in FireFox.

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