Dropdown menu hides behind other elements in IE?

(not my script) Pretty sure I may have found the answer to this on here, but I cant find it. Either way, this worked great for me $(function() { var zIndexNumber = 1000; $('ul'). Each(function() { $(this).

Css('zIndex', zIndexNumber); zIndexNumber -= 10; }); }) just make sure your css includes position and z-index so the script can access the values kudos to whomever came up with this - saved me a whole lot of trouble.

(not my script) Pretty sure I may have found the answer to this on here, but I cant find it. Either way, this worked great for me... $(function() { var zIndexNumber = 1000; $('ul'). Each(function() { $(this).

Css('zIndex', zIndexNumber); zIndexNumber -= 10; }); }); just make sure your css includes position and z-index so the script can access the values. Kudos to whomever came up with this - saved me a whole lot of trouble.

Ul. Menu instead of just ul – davidg Oct 19 '10 at 21:28.

If I'm not mistaken, IE is not properly inheriting the z-index from the top-nav for the children li items in the menu. That is why the Photos with a z-index of 60 are covering it up. You can do two things here.

Eliminate the photo z-index. Directly specify a z-index of 100 for the sub list, not just the top-nav list.

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