I got arround the relative element by hiding the content of the window
and coping it into a div outside the relative element. It's very
restricted but maybe this is the base of the solution?
http://lukoil.norbertprovoost.be/dev/index.php/jquery/test3David Duymelinck schreef:
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> Hello,
>
> I set up an example at
>
http://lukoil.norbertprovoost.be/dev/index.php/jquery/test2>
> If you use IE6 or IE7 and click on view you will notice the window is
> behind the overlay. This is because the window element is inside an
> element with the position set to relative. It took me a while to
> figure out what was going on but now i hit a wall. Is it possible to
> attach the window to the overlay for the time it is shown or is there
> another solution?
>
> Another thing is noticed is that in IE7 the overlay pushes the content
> of the page down. I solved it by using absolute instead of fixed where
> the overlay div gets created (line 29, on my page line 79)
>
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