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December 5, 2008
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Spry Tabbed Panels overwritting popup menu in IE6 and IE7 but display fine in Firefox

  • December 5, 2008
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I am new to Spry and Dreamweaver CS3 and would appreciate any help anyone can give. I am having an issue with Spry Tabbed Panels appearing above a navigation bar pop up menu only in IE6 and IE7. Everyhting works like expected in FF. I have several product pages that are exhibiting the same issue. I am not having this issue when using Spry Accordian. Would someone be able to educate me on what I can do to fix this problem. One of the product pages that is exhibiting this problem is Page with display issue
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Participant
December 7, 2008
After receiving your post, I did some additional research on the browsers handling z-indexing and then implemented your suggestion and everything worked correctly in IE6 and IE7 just as you thought. I think the z-indexing is the root of some of my other less noticeable issues. I will use the Spry Forum from now on, now that I know there is a forum for Spry related posts. Thank you so much for your help.
Inspiring
December 5, 2008
Daddy-Sysmac wrote:
> I am new to Spry and Dreamweaver CS3 and would appreciate any help anyone can
> give. I am having an issue with Spry Tabbed Panels appearing above a
> navigation bar pop up menu only in IE6 and IE7. Everyhting works like expected
> in FF. I have several product pages that are exhibiting the same issue. I am
> not having this issue when using Spry Accordian. Would someone be able to
> educate me on what I can do to fix this problem. One of the product pages that
> is exhibiting this problem is
> http://www.mqautomation.com/omron_devicenet_network_products.html
>

What may be happening is that the z-index of your menu may not be set above the z-index of the tabs. Haven't investigated those much, but check the CSS you're using (and the tabs too) to see what z-index if any is being used and modify them (higher z-index equals higher levels in the "stack") until you get the desired result.

You should ask future Spry related questions in the Spry forum:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/categories.cfm?forumid=72&catid=602


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