Iorhael wrote:
> Is there anyway to use relative positioning with float? I need to use
> a z-index and know that you have to be using absolute or relative
> positioning in order for it to work...however, I seem to only be able
> to position the cutout picture on the home page here where I want it
> using float:right. Is there any way to mix the two? The z-index
> works fine with the float in IE and Opera but not Firefox. If not,
> I'll just remove the second set of dots but I'd like to keep them if
> possible.
>
> http://www.drkdesign.com/parkerpennington/
Only Opera - prior to version 9 - won't react on 'position: relative;
z-index: nn;' added to a float. You're missing the first part of that at
the moment, and those older Opera-versions, and IE, are just layering it
correctly because of the way they handle sequence.
So, just add...
.cutout {position: relative; z-index: 1;}
...and all browsers should render the float on top. In fact; they do :-)
Georg
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