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Posted by vunet.us on 08/13/07 16:12
On Aug 13, 12:01 pm, vunet...@gmail.com wrote:
> On Aug 13, 11:52 am, Matt White <whit...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > On Aug 13, 9:37 am, vunet...@gmail.com wrote:
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> > > I create a new CSS structure and divs on a right and left sides with
> > > width 150px are conflicting with 100% wide and high div laying under
> > > them with 150px margin on both sides in Firefox only. This can be seen
> > > herehttp://vunet.us/about/(scrollbarisnot perfectly visible).
> > > Could someone suggest a fix? And... your total opinion/comment about
> > > this CSS structure is very appreciated. I did a deep research to come
> > > up with various fixes for that layout.
> > > Thanks.
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> > On #middle, add:
> > z-index: 1;
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> > The greater the z-index of an element, the higher up on the stack it
> > is placed. So an element with z-index 1 would be visible over an
> > element of z-index 0.
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> Oh, yes! that certainly is a great solution. However, how will my
> right div look like, if, for example, I want to show its left-side
> border? Isn't there a way to nicely fit them all in its places?
> Thanks
Hm.. actually it will not work because my #middle div fully expands
and #right div is on top of it. I must apply z-index:1 to #right div
eventually.
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