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id=1 and id=2 are at the same level. If id3 is covered by id2, it is useless to just adjust the z-index of id3
, just adjust id1.
The floating menu is actually the position:relative package of position:absolute, which implements the menu.
But is this really a relationship between z-index? Because I tried to adjust the layer position of the floating menu, but no matter how I adjust it, one layer will be covered by another layer in IE6, which cannot be like IE8... Yesterday, my colleague said that maybe IE8 has that transparency or something. ie6 doesn't have it...
By the way, thank you to the brother on the third floor last time. Also, I'm curious to ask... what kind of cells are those behind your avatar? Or a virus? Or something? It must be the influenza A virus. I posted this a long time ago and almost forgot about it
Has the poster’s problem been solved?
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