CSS box-shadow hidden (z-index does not fix)?

You need to define positioning for #primaryNav. Z-index only affects positioned elements. I just added this in firebug and it fixed.

You need to define positioning for #primaryNav. Z-index only affects positioned elements. I just added this in firebug and it fixed: #primaryNav { position: relative; } I would avoid using a negative z-index.

Simply change z-index of #page to 0.

Perfect. Didn't know that about z-index & positioned elements. Thanks so much.

– Tophers Mar 31 at 23:02.

I took a look at your site and I think the border-bottom property of #primaryNav is covering up your shadow.

As jlego already said a position relative should fix it. By the way I would suggest ensuring that there is no shadow left or right of the #primaryNav. Since #primaryNav has a width of 100% a shadow on the side makes a horizontal scrollbar appear.

For fixing this you could set a overflow:hidden to #iframe.

Good tip -- thanks. – Tophers Mar 31 at 23:02.

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