Hi,
I have a grid and chart being used in our application. We try to use a majority of CSS layout to keep the design fluid. We use ASP.NET 3.5 with VS2008. We have a <DIV> tag that is set to use the remaining available width and height of the viewport. It has scroll bars to handle overflow so that the entire page does not scroll on an overflow just our content area. This is a critical requirement. However, after placing a grid and chart on a page and then making the page smaller than what will allow the content to fit, instead of overflowing in the css the chart and the grid seemed to be ontop of the DIV tag. Sure enough in the rendered HTML I saw lots of z-index settings for the chart and grid. How can I, a) remove them or b) change the values?
BTW my chart is using session deployment method.
Thanks
Brent
did anyone find a solution for this?
I am having a similar issue
Thanks for the advice...
It did not work. I even tried adding z-index settings to like 12000 to give it the top priority. I also tested this in FF and it works fine. Looks like it is just a problem with IE. I am using IE7. Has anyone else seen this?
Try adding a div tag with style="position:relative" around the grid