Actually, Adobe itself wasn't able to do this last time I checked.
When CS3 came out, I looked at their announcement on adobe.com. They
had a JavaScript drop-down menu that was hidden by the Flash
component on the page. It's like Flash objects get z-index: gazillion
or something.
Now, however, their menu seems to be working correctly, laying on top
of the Flash object.
Obviously they aren't using Thickbox, but I think the same issue is
at work there, namely getting other things to layer over Flash
objects. You might be able to glean some valuable info by looking at
how they're handling it. Just go to adobe.com and hover over any of
the items in the top, horizontal menu.
--Karl
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On Jun 8, 2007, at 12:02 PM, Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
Note that i could never get it to work on safari
http://codylindley.com/thickboxforum/comments.php?
DiscussionID=36&page=1#Com
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Since the link in the thickbox Q&A is broken, could someone explain
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can make my thickboxes appear over the top of my flash content?
Thanks in advance!
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