hi,
how to display a div on top off all the other content?
i tried style=" position:relative; left:0px; top:0px; z-index:100;" which didn't work, then when i used position:absolute; it worked but, it displays in a totaly in appropriate position because of position:absolute . how can i make this happen? when i use position:relative; all the other content under it jumps down...
much appreciate reply...
Virangya
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position:fixedmay fix this... But it may not work in IE without declaring<!doctype html>...
Jump to PostWe cant guess at what you want. Can you provide a link to your site?
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shahbaz13
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Using position:fixed may fix this... But it may not work in IE without declaring <!doctype html> ...
teedoff
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We cant guess at what you want. Can you provide a link to your site?
Dandello
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Posting Whiz in Training
Are you wanting the div in question to be above the rest of the content or layered over the other divs?
Either position:fixed or position:absolute should do it. But having a declared doctype is a must.
Virangya
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Junior Poster
Are you wanting the div in question to be above the rest of the content or layered over the other divs?
Either
position:fixedorposition:absoluteshould do it. But having a declared doctype is a must.
umm... i don't really know which one, but i want that div to be like a drop down sub menu item.. you know it display over other contents..
Dandello
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Posting Whiz in Training
Okay, it sounds like you want it to be dynamic on top of everything else?
We really need a link to the site in question or see the css and the html so see what you're talking about.
Virangya
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Junior Poster
position:fixedis working but it wont fix my alignment issue .. :(
look at this site it explains about the kind of menu i'm working in...
yeah i do have a declared doctype.
Virangya
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Junior Poster
ok guys thanks for all of your replies , i found a way to do it with position:absolute
and later adding left and top values through jquery. now it works thanks... :)
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