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Debug and fix the z-index bug in IE6 and IE7

Posted by Judy Alvarez Posted on February 28, 2022March 3, 2022
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Internet Explorer 6 and 7 has a really really annoying bug that makes it really hard to use z-index. I won’t go into any specifics about exactly what is causing this and so on because others have already done that. I just want to tell you that I found this awesome jQuery script that injects z-index that IE6/IE7 can handle on the elements of a DOM tree. You can either just add this script and run it in production or you can use it to debug z-index problems in Internet Explorer.

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