So, I have a client’s site that’s been up and running for a while now.
Recently, he wanted to add a snazzy (Fancyzoom) pop up box for the contact form.
I got it all installed and mostly working right.
The big issue now is getting the MENU BAR to remain BEHIND the pop up box.
I have tried z-index to no avail. It is, however, working in Firefox on my PC, but how can I get this to work across IE?
In order to see it in action, you may need to make your monitor window size a few inches tall before clicking the top right menu column “Click Here for a Free Attorney Consultation” box (see screenshot for example).
What’s wrong with it? It’s lightbox, isn’t that enough? (Not a fan, every time I encounter lightbox my reaction is "Oh for **** sake just let me open the image!)
Other issues could be arising in legacy IE versions for a host of reasons. The use of that STUPID MALFING “tables in conditional comment” garbage for the menus for example, over-the-top comment placement that could be tripping IE rendering bugs (yes, I said COMMENTS), conflicts with the endless use of javascript for NOTHING across the entire page… and I’m a little surprised you’re not having depth sorting issues with that flash embed either.
There’s a lot of ‘cruft’ that should be trimmed off that site, and adding more bloat to it is something I would highly recommend advising your client NOT to do until the other issues are all fixed.
Issues like it not rendering the same in three of the four browser engines I test in.