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    1) Script Title: jQuery Multi Level CSS Menu #2

    2) Script URL (on DD): http://www.dynamicdrive.com/style/cs...el_css_menu_2/

    3) Describe problem: The sub menus keep showing up behind the flash movie I have installed on a template I'm working on. I can't figure out how to fix this problem.

    You can see it at http://www.designbyily.com/api/index.html

    Hope someone can help me out.

    Thanks.
    Iliana

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nile View Post
    Search through the forums - many people have asked this question.

    You can either take a look here. "How to give flash a transparent bg.."

    If not, try adding this to your object tag:
    Code:
    <param name="wmode" value="transparent">
    And add this to your embed tag:
    Code:
    wmode="transparent"
    As explained in this post here.
    Good luck.
    Jeremy | jfein.net

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    Ok I added the code, but I'm thinking I didn't insert it in the appropriate place. Would you mind just checking to see whether or not I messed up? Thanks.

    Iliana

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    I'm not sure if I did it correctly, because the sub menu's are still showing up behind the movie (which is a swish, not flash). Would someone be so kind just to look at my code to see if I inserted it correctly?

    Thank you.

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    You must also give the divs containing the listmenus a z-index (i.e. z-index:1) and a position (try 'relative'; if that doesn't work, try 'absolute'; if it still doesn't work, give also a background to the divs).
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    Arie Molendijk.

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    I'm sorry, I'm not sure I understand. I've just started using CSS and not very familiar as I am learning this on my own.

    If someone can be a little more specific for someone just learning CSS like myself, I would be so grateful.

    Thanks.

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