Please check this strange behavior!

[ahclem]

I have a site that's created using layers, css, and Javascript. Here's the URL: http://cvahec.org/

Throughout the site, if you try to select any of the content (to print or copy to the clipboard, for instance), whole parts of the page become selected also.

I suspect this may have to do with the Z-index of my layers, but that's just a guess.

Anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks for any help!

[MotherNatrsSon]

Any particular page you are having a problem on?

Your page isn't valid code or CSS. You need to correct the errors if you want the W3C valid images on your page.

MNS

[spufi]

And here is something I don't get.

<div id="Footer" style="position:absolute; left:0px; top:1100px; width:750px; height:68px; z-index:1;" class="footer">

Why create a class to define CSS for something only to add more CSS within the tag itself? On top of this is the fact that you create a class name when you could have just define the CSS by using the name within the id attribute. Your tag should look like this.

<div id="Footer">

In your CSS file you should have something like this.

#Footer { position:absolute; left:0px; top:1100px; width:750px; height:68px; z-index:1; }

And whatever else CSS you want defined to the Footer <div> tag. A well done web page will have all of it's CSS defined externally and none of it within the HTML file itself (Beyond defining the link to the external CSS)