Moving all the jqModal windows to be direct children of <body> fixed the IE
problem. I couldn't do that directly with the HTML (long story..) so I just
used $('body').append($('.jqmWindow')) right before doing .jqm()
I'd like to know why having the jqmWindows inside other divs breaks it
though...maybe I'll look into it laterThanks! Laurent On 3/20/07, Laurent Yaish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Brice and Benjamin, Thanks for the replies. I looked at the z-index and it seemed to be fine. I even manually set it in the css file for .jqWindow to 3000, but it still didn't work. The HTML for the windows is indeed nested several levels deep, so I will try to make them direct children of <body> and will let you know how that goes. Thanks! Laurent On 3/20/07, Brice Burgess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Laurent Yaish wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I just started using jqModal and it works fine in Firefox but in IE (6 > > > and 7) the window > > appears under the overlay. I tried turning on and off modal mode but > > it made no difference. > > I wish I could post the code, but it's for an intranet... > > > > I am using the CSS file from the jqModal site. > > Any ideas where I should start looking? > > > > Thanks, > > > > Laurent > Laurent, > > Try having the modal dialog outside of any containing elements (e.g. a > direct child of <body>) .. I have found that parent z-index && overflow > settings interfere with/take precedence of the target element's > settings. > > Hope this helps, > > ~ Brice >
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