Set the divs z-index to 8, ensure that the divs parent has a z-index as
well
after that ensure that the dropdown has a z-index of 0
it would work out properly if you wrap the dropdown inside a div tag and set
that div tag z-index to 0
the one thing to remember about IE is the last element wil
Well, an ASP.NET dropdown control spits out a object... so,
I'd *guess* that the issue is IE's poor handling of z-index... but
that's just a guess
what is a jQuery Div? define "drop down controls" ( select, dropdown
menu etc)
based on information provided there isn't much to go on to provide
solution. Is it css related, is it script related, is it markup
related? How can anyone tell. Suggest posting a link to demonstrate the
problem and
the "jQuery div"?
You'll have to explain that much better
On Jul 11, 7:55 am, Sateesh Deepala wrote:
> Hi
> This is sateesh from Softpal Technalogies Pvt.Ltd. I am using Jquery.
> I got one problem my ASP drop down controls are over lap on the JQuery
> Div. How can i over come that problem.
>
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