I am having a problem I just can not figure out.
I have two CSS Layers. One is a large layer, and the other small.
The large layer has a z-index:5, and the small layer has a z-index:4, so the large layer should always display over the small layer.
Although things always display fine in Explorer, when it comes to Navigator the entire larger layer would not display because of overlap. To correct this I added the overlap="visible" option to the large layer, which then caused Navigator 4 to display the whole layer vertically, but when I did it also started displaying the smaller layer over the top of the larger layer, covering text that needs to be seen.
Why would Netscape 4 just start ignoring the z-index ??
How can I fix this?
I have two CSS Layers. One is a large layer, and the other small.
The large layer has a z-index:5, and the small layer has a z-index:4, so the large layer should always display over the small layer.
Although things always display fine in Explorer, when it comes to Navigator the entire larger layer would not display because of overlap. To correct this I added the overlap="visible" option to the large layer, which then caused Navigator 4 to display the whole layer vertically, but when I did it also started displaying the smaller layer over the top of the larger layer, covering text that needs to be seen.
Why would Netscape 4 just start ignoring the z-index ??
How can I fix this?
