Forcing a div element to background

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  • Scott

    Forcing a div element to background

    Are there any div attributes that could force a div element to stay in the
    background? I have a .vbs calendar class that opens a small calendar.
    Unfortunately, sometimes it opens above a form element like a combo box and
    the combo box shows on top of my calendar.

    The combo in question happens to be within div tags because it hides/appears
    depending on another form choice.

    Any got any good links on forcing div elements to the background?


  • Bob Barrows [MVP]

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    Re: Forcing a div element to background

    Scott wrote:[color=blue]
    > Are there any div attributes that could force a div element to stay
    > in the background? I have a .vbs calendar class that opens a small
    > calendar. Unfortunately, sometimes it opens above a form element like
    > a combo box and the combo box shows on top of my calendar.
    >
    > The combo in question happens to be within div tags because it
    > hides/appears depending on another form choice.
    >
    > Any got any good links on forcing div elements to the background?[/color]



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    • Bob Barrows [MVP]

      #3
      Re: Forcing a div element to background

      Scott wrote:[color=blue]
      > Are there any div attributes that could force a div element to stay
      > in the background? I have a .vbs calendar class that opens a small
      > calendar. Unfortunately, sometimes it opens above a form element like
      > a combo box and the combo box shows on top of my calendar.
      >
      > The combo in question happens to be within div tags because it
      > hides/appears depending on another form choice.
      >[/color]
      PS. Google is your friend:

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