SOLVED – Absolute positioning an image or div – SOLVED

[GregInChrist]

I am having trouble with an image and z index. As far as I understand you can only use z index on an object that has absolute positioning. Also as far as I know Absolute positioned object should still be relative to it’s parent container. This does not seam to be the case with the page I am working on. The logo seams to be absolute to the browser window rather then the parent divs.

The div I am trying to position had an id="header-img"

My page-wrap has a specified width and is centered on the page.

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The guy I am working for wants that image to overlap the menu a little bit.
What do I need to do to use the z-index but still have that header image move when the page is re-sized?

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[GregInChrist]

To use z-index set the object ( IE. div, image, span… whatever your trying to control ) in the css to position:absolute;

Now to make this move with the parent container set the parent container to position:relative;

Bingo you should be working!

I don’t know if it will help a ton but the video I found that explained this is here…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXElvkyMFMQ

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