> right by using a margin or padding to the p, h1, h2 elements). The * reason I did not push the entire content box further to the left > to accomodate the navigation is because browsers interpret differently * its width in percentages, the space from the left edge and > often return an horizontal scroll bar. Just to be clear here, you are using z-index as a hack to deal with broken implementations of CSS, not because this was the intended purpose. > In this case z-index is quite important because it can decide whether * the navigation is or is not displayed. Even if both boxes > would have transparent background if the navigation is "beneath" * the content box you still wouldn't be able to click on the links > (or so I've found in my experience). I would warn you that there is a bug in Gecko that has been open for several years now with respect to the resolution of links when blocks are overlapped.Received on Thursday, 17 April 2003 02:31:10 UTC
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