Last modified: 2010-12-14 17:19:50 UTC
It would be nice if the relative-positioned div in the following structure <div id="mw-fr-revisiontag" class="flaggedrevs_short"> <div class="flaggedrevs_short_basic">...</div> <div style="position:relative;"> <div id="mw-fr-revisiondetails" class="flaggedrevs_short_details">...</div> </div> </div> had an ID or a class so that a z-index can be applied to it. The z-index is needed because of templates like [[Template:Location map]], and it needs to be on the relative-positioned div because of a bug in IE <= 7 (http://therealcrisp.xs4all.nl/meuk/IE-zindexbug.html). [[de:MediaWiki:Common.css]] currently uses "div.flaggedrevs_short div { z-index: 1; }", but this is ugly because it applies to 3 divs where just 1 is needed, and there is no better choice that works in IE 6.
we can actually do away with this 'empty' div if we redesign the menu to work similar to the Vector dropdown menu's. It's rather simple to do. I might take a look at it tomorrow. Then we don't need Javascript anymore to show/hide the element either.
Assigning to Chad.
Done in r77502.
