How to display one DIV over another DIV in IE6?

If it is a select then you are seeing a very old bug that affects IE6 and has been asked/solved many times before, for example Z-Index problems with IE6 and html element and iframe shimming or ie6 (and below) select z-index bug.

If it is a then you are seeing a very old bug that affects IE6 and has been asked/solved many times before, for example Z-Index problems with IE6 and html element and iframe shimming or ie6 (and below) select z-index bug.

Yes. It is tag. – Ajinkya Apr 11 at 13:00 You can hide the with JavaScript using one of the solutions from the questions linked in my answer above.

– andyb Apr 11 at 13:06 Thanks @andyb :) Is there any other solution? As I don't want to hide it. – Ajinkya Apr 11 at 13:07 If you use jQuery then the bgiframe plugin should solve your problem.

– andyb Apr 11 at 13:11 Without doing what bgiframe does yourself, you have to hide it in IE6. As I said in my answer, it is a problem that will never be fixed in IE6. – andyb Apr 11 at 15:44.

Use position: absolute and z-index attribute to position one element above another Related links: htmldog.com/reference/cssproperties/posi... htmldog.com/reference/cssproperties/z-in... Code ... Positioning: ... UPD I am top level div! I am on the bottom of life jsfiddle.net/vLx6X.

– andyb Apr 11 at 12:32 I don't use neither htmldog nor w3c :), I use russian resources, so I've picked up first what I've googled :) – fl00r Apr 11 at 12:33 I tried Position and Z-index but no luck. – Ajinkya Apr 11 at 12:36 check my update, – fl00r Apr 11 at 12:38.

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