Topic: Another Layer Issue

ww w.koo lertek.com

The issue is IE6 this time.

When you first load this page, you can see the arch just under the header  which displays a splash (not flash) placeholder of a product and details.  Once the page is fully loaded (loading the png fix is what it's doing) you will notice that it goes under the actual header wrap.

The splash is position absolute and it works fine in all other browsers except IE6. Somehow the spash goes under the header but I am not sure where I might have missed something. I added a red border for id="splash" so you can see that the entire border first appears and then it get lost behind the id="hb-right"

Eventually there will be a flash but I need to be able to resolve this first.

Thanks.

Imagine Building and Managing an Online Business
The Kasper Group

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Re: Another Layer Issue

I think it is the absolute positioning of your "splash" and the relative positioning of the "masthead"`which could be causing your problem. See this article:

http://therealcrisp.xs4all.nl/meuk/IE-zindexbug.html

or this one

http://www.quirksmode.org/bugreports/ar … x_bug.html

Last edited by virtual (November 22, 2009 11:18 am)

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Re: Another Layer Issue

The bug does not seem to apply to me because if I disable the png fix, the splash shows up correctly.

I am using supersleight for png fix which has always been successfuly to me until this site. Does anyone else have a good png fix that I can try as an alternative?

Update:  I have just tried iepngfix.htc and it too failed the splash layer issue.

Last edited by newseed (November 23, 2009 11:08 am)

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Re: Another Layer Issue

Update again (see previous post)

Since I have a wrap container the whole thing, I move the splash div from the inner wrap to the wrap container and that resolved the problem.

Thanks.

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The Kasper Group

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Re: Another Layer Issue

Glad to hear it, how much longer do you think we will have to put up with IE6?????

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Re: Another Layer Issue

With Windows 7 hitting the market and that it's getting favorable reviews from everyday users (so far), I would think that those who have been waiting for Vista to go away while avoiding the aging XP that many will start to move forward in the next year most of which are from those that don't have a high speed computers or small businesses. However, with the economy, it may take longer than I like to see.

I expect IE6 to be around for a few more years. Currently, (based on W3Counter.com global stats) it's market share is about 12%.  My guess is that IE6 will fall below 5% by early 2011.

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