Flash iframe over div with z-index: 9999

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Some components of my Flash chat are above the div header. As you scroll the screen, these components disappear and reappear. Follow the image:

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I don’t have access to Flash, that’s the problem, follow the Flash inclusion code:

          <!-- BATE-PAPO -->
          <section id="batepapo">
          <h2>Bate-Papo</h2>
          <p><iframe src="http://exemplo.org" width="100%" height="500"></iframe></p>
          </section>
          <!-- FIM BATE-PAPO -->
css iframe z-index flash

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  • I am beginner, thanks for the tip and thanks for the welcome!

  • @Lucassaliésbrum have you checked if both the iframe and the header have z-index? Which browsers are having the problem?

  • @Lucassaliésbrum not connected to the question, but just so you know, there are some JS/Ajax/PHP IRC clients on the web, I think deleting flash will help your site to be used on various mobile devices. Here is a list: http://www.vedetta.com/ajax-irc-clients-list

  • @Bacco the problem only occurs in Crunchbang (a Debian derivative) using Google Chrome, on Windows using any browser, the problem does not occur (not that I recall). Thanks for the help, I will take into consideration implementing another type of chat.

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It’s not very secret and has nothing to do with z-index, just add the following to the tag <param>: wmode="transparent".

So it’s going to stay that way, for example:

<object width="330" height="290" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="http://www.youtube.com/v/KEkR1ox_K10?version=3&amp;f=user_uploads&amp;app=youtube_gdata&amp;rel=1&amp;border=0&amp;fs=1&amp;autoplay=0" style="visibility: visible;">
   <param name="allowfullscreen" value="true" />
   <param name="wmode" value="transparent">
</object>

After adding the property wmode with the value transparent, he will begin to respect the z-index of the CSS.

I hope I’ve helped

  • Yes, thank you and sorry for the delay.

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