Having spent a while debating the best way to display this information, we're now pleased to present you with a list of the five most recently created URLs and a list of the five most popular URLs being clicked on today.
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Hope you like it!
Ps. If someone can tell us why this all works fine except in Internet Explorer the hover-over / large images appear behind the thumbnail images, we'd be REALLY grateful!
Hi, I ain't no CSS guru but it seems IE is ignoring the z-index attribute is this case for some reason. Instead the drawing order corresponds to the order in which the elements are defined. Some blogs are dealing with this issue (z-index ie bug). Yet it seems there's no ultimate solution to this.
ReplyDeleteI know it doesn't help you at all now but I see that your page layout relies heavily on tables which is considered as bad form :)
I know that building a reliable layout based on div-tags usually is anything but easy. Fortunately there are many frameworks out there which do a lot of the heavy lifting for you. I like YAML (http://www.yaml.de/en/home.html).
You might wanna give it a shot.
-Martin