CSS frames - Chief Delphi

29-05-2005, 15:24

Ryan M.

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CSS frames

Ok... so from looking at the CSS playground (which I discovered thanks to this thread), I've created a CSS frame based layout for a site I'm working on. It looks great on Firefox, and works in IE, but there's a small (well, two, but the one annoys me more than the other.

) problem. Here are two screenshots: (+the Firefox pic, so you know what it should look like.)
Firefox, the one that works:

IE, not scrolled: (see, it looks fine!)

IE, scrolled: (not the arrow and circle...)

I can't figure out why the select ends up on top. I've tried forcing the z-index below the header layer, but it doesn't help.

Any ideas?

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