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Javascript slideshow buttons overlapping fancybox upon scroll

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So I have a javascript library setup on http://www.topholidayrecipes.com/crockpot-chicken-recipes.html and this page uses fancy box (located in the recipe box named "iframe" ). The problem is that everytime the scroll function is used inside and outside the fancybox...the play and pause buttons from the javascript slideshow are overlapping the fancybox and its content. How would I go on to solve this problem. Thank you for helping.




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  1. Tips For AllFebruary 1, 2012 at 3:12 AM

    Look at your z-indexes:


    .dg-image-gallery-next-autoplay-containe is 20000
    .fancybox-opened is 1003


    Make fancybox's z-index bigger than the play buttons.

    PS. you could use overflow:auto instead of overflow:scroll to get rid of the horizontal scrollbars in some of your elements.

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