bleh. I had that problem once. All you have to do is to place the flash movie in a div tag and set it in css to a low z-order. later, set your dhtml layers of your dropdown menu to a higher z-order. geromino. fixed!
Originally posted by linuxfan bleh. I had that problem once. All you have to do is to place the flash movie in a div tag and set it in css to a low z-order. later, set your dhtml layers of your dropdown menu to a higher z-order. geromino. fixed!
I have a menu created thr div tags and below that a flash is there. Have added trnsparent property to flash. The same thing worksin iE but it doesnt works in netscape 6,any idea how to solve.
i had that problem also. I used divs to layer the menu above the flash, then a couple of variations of the same idea after that. But it seems impossible to get it to work across all browsers. As you say it either works in just IE or just Netscape.
I found that placing the div code for the menu above the code for the flash movie helped for some browsers.