I am not sure if this is a problem in my html or css. I am making a site for a client at http://dagministries.org/ ;Anyways they want a rotating flash banner as you will see in the middle of the page, but after I put it in place my drop down menu goes behind my flash. What could I do to fix this problem? Any help would be much appretiated. Thanks.

I'm afraid there is nothing that you can do about that. Flash thinks it is God, it sits on-top of everything, like it owns the page. Since what you are doing is a simple transition, I recommend you do it with JavaScript. Besides the fact that it will be a normal HTML element and thus easy to manipulate, you will also find it much easier to manage, say from a CMS.

Here is a simple way to do it with jQuery and a plugin: http://malsup.com/jquery/cycle/begin.html

Yeah that's what I was afraid of, thanks for the link, I will just use that.

You're welcome

Please don't cross-post. There IS a liekly solution and I posted it in your duplicate thread in the HTML forum.

I personally use the Ultimate Fade-In Slideshow, from dynamicdrive for that, on the http://www.web-screenshot.com/ web site.
I prefer it, because it's lighter than including jquery just for that, if you don't already use it...

http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...nslideshow.htm

Originally Posted by LadynRed

Please don't cross-post. There IS a liekly solution and I posted it in your duplicate thread in the HTML forum.

Sorry like I said I did not know which one it would be, I won't do it again.

ur contact page does not seem to work? wait nvm i take that back. none of your links seem to work.

Try wrapping your flash element in a div and give it a z-index:1;
Then give your dropdown a z-index:100;

See if that helps.

And z-index would be POINTLESS unless it's also positioned. Completely moot, that was NOT the solution, the solution has already been found.