Adobe Flash and Browser Layering Issues

Been working on some layering issues with our Yahoo! Finance interactive charts:

http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=BRK-A

Making HTML/CSS/JavaScript content appear above the Flash portion is tricky in some Mac/Linux browsers. Today I fired up Firefox in my Ubuntu Linux virtual machine and went to Adobe's homepage. It seems that even the people who make Flash don't know how to fix all the browser layering issues because the dropdown menus there fall behind the Flash in the Linux/Firefox combination rendering them unusable:

http://adobe.com/

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	« PLAYe Free Software » Adobe Flash and Browser Layering Issues Been working on some layering issues with our Yahoo! Finance interactive charts: http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=BRK-A Making HTML/CSS/JavaScript content appear above the Flash portion is tricky in some Mac/Linux browsers. Today I fired up Firefox in my Ubuntu Linux virtual machine and went to Adobe's homepage. It seems that even the people who make Flash don't know how to fix all the browser layering issues because the dropdown menus there fall behind the Flash in the Linux/Firefox combination rendering them unusable: http://adobe.com/ This entry was posted on Monday, 3 March 2008 at 12:33am and is filed under Flash and ActionScript, Frontend Engineering. Feel free to leave a response. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS feed. Leave a Reply If you plan on posting code, please enclose it in the `<pre><code>` tags to preserve formatting. If your code block includes XHTML tags, please use Postable. Name Mail Website

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