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John,

z-index is a css property that can be applied to an object to raise or lower it (much like the move forward and move backward tools in something like Publisher) The higher the value the more forward an item will be. See here for more details.

However, while this would seem like a straightforward solution, items may need to have the position property set as well (see the link above) and this can throw out other css positioning and lead to more work than simply adding the z-index, so do take some caution in simply adding it!

I would highly recommend using something like firebug for FF or Developer Tools for IE (as FF is working the issue may not show up in firebug) to try to find out what (if any) items are actually in the way before using a z-index value.

HTH

Richard

PS - If you wish, it is possible to make a local host setup available for outsiders to help by signing up to a service such as dyndns. I have an old laptop separate from my main home network set up as my local host with a dyndns address for me to access from other places if needed. But do be aware of potential firewall/hacking issues and be aware of security if you do choose to do this.