Since this problem could be solved more efficiently by viewing the whole work, so please send the code so that we could help you.
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The way you have used z-index and absolute positioning is really not going to help you page. It is extremely confusing reading you code.
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If you mean you tab style buttons across the top of the page, well first off they are not even in a table they are in DIVs. Also, I cannot actually see 7 buttons in the html and it doesn't seem to appear anywhere on my screen.
BTW. Your page is way to wide which is a result of absolute positioning and looks terrible on anything smaller than 1280*1024. This may be the web standard by 2010 but it isn't now.
I really think you have made this design very hard for yourself by having an extensive use of z-index. I would really advice you to start again and also take a bt more of a minimalist approach to your design because it is very big and bold. Less is sometimes more.
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Sorry mate but even 900px is really quite wide. But that is your decision. Have you managed to get the buts to work yet?
I would really hope you are being sarcastic about z-index. You really have over used it though.
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Well z-index is basically used to set layers up on your page. It could be used to create a layered image almost exactly like in photoshop. It requires absolute positioning on a page and is really not a good idea to use.
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