XFBML Version of Like Button Comment Popup Hidden by Other Page Elements?

Finally figured it out. I am using CSS PIE to get rounded borders and drop shadows to work in IE browsers and for some reason I added z-index: 0 to the pie class. Upon removing the z-index from this class the comment popup worked as expected From: pie { position: relative; z-index: 0; behavior: url(/css/vendor/pie/PIE.

Htc); } To: pie { position: relative; behavior: url(/css/vendor/pie/PIE. Htc); }.

Finally figured it out. I am using CSS PIE to get rounded borders and drop shadows to work in IE browsers and for some reason I added z-index: 0 to the pie class. Upon removing the z-index from this class the comment popup worked as expected.

From: . Pie { position: relative; z-index: 0; behavior: url(/css/vendor/pie/PIE. Htc); } To: .

Pie { position: relative; behavior: url(/css/vendor/pie/PIE. Htc); }.

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