Hi, @toolman. Has anyone ever told you that HTML and CSS work together, and that CSS without HTML has little meaning? HTML gives a page structure, CSS styles it. You have shown NO HTML again and the barest CSS so we cannot tell anything about the appearance or stacking order of the elements on your page.
Please post code the way you would need to see it if someone asked you to troubleshoot their code. Nothing less. If that is too much to ask, don’t worry, I’m pretty sure we’ll eventually stop repeating ourselves.
It’s a start. I still know nothing about the rest of the content.
Ball’s in your park, @toolman, and you have been given a template for a “working page” to make it easier for you to demonstrate the problem in a way that we can see and troubleshoot it.
It will be very hard to go through every element of my site and add a z-index depending on whether other items work in conjunction with each other.
I just wondered if there was an easy way around this. I’ve used jQuery plugins before where this problem didn’t happen, but wanted to avoid JS as it’s a simple site and wanted it to remain as clean as possible.
Where’s the CSS for the anchors?
Can you post a link to a working web page?
Sorry, but I’m rapidly getting tired of begging for code about the rest of the page and only receiving a smidgen.
@toolman, I remember doing a falling snow effect on my site one year.
I would want the snow falling across all of my content (rather than behind it) and I would not want the snow div layered on top via z-index. That would make links un-clickable.