| Jockrock on Jun 11, 2005 at 9:12:52 AM (# 1) I had a similar thing a while back and my solution was this.
http://www.mikemcmonagle.com/lab/formOverlap.html# philcha on Jun 15, 2005 at 12:23:06 PM (# 2) This message has been edited.I searched the web and found a previous discussion in SE, which gives a few useful links. I also found this article which explains: - how to use an Iframe under the layer to block out the SELECT - for IE 5.5. or later
- how to put the layer in the Iframe to block out the SELECT for IE 5.0 or earlier - and the disadvantages of this approach.
Hedger, would you care to explain how your fix works - I've tried de-constructing it, without success, and I notice it does not work in IE 6 if JS is disabled. hedger on Jun 15, 2005 at 8:13:16 PM (# 3)It does not work in IE 6 if JS is disabled. Um...any none-JS solution?
How to fix my works? Sorry I don`t get it :-P
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