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Have you ever used IFrame Shims on UL tags?

I see a menu structure that uses the UL and LI elements to output from the main menu. The problem I am having (of course) is in IE6, where the menu falls out behind SELECT items, despite the z-index. I tried to add an IFIM shim to the UL that contains LI items that are menu items. The problem is that Shim sits on top of the UL instead of it, even though the shim has a lower z-index than the UL element.

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The problem we saw was caused by the "wrapper" div that contained the content of the page: relative. Once we removed this from that div container, the padding is behind the ul but above the dropdown (select).



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Someone made a fix that uses Prototype to do this all automatically. It's worth a look



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