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I'm using a countdowntimer on my website for shipping.

This my code I added in my header.tpl : http://jsfiddle.net/ALrnK/3/

    <div id="leveransinfo">
        <img src="http://mobilprylar.nu/img/frakt.png"/> 
        <img id="posten" src="http://mobilprylar.nu/img/s/17.jpg"/>
         <div id="timeleft"></div></div>
           <div id="levinfo">
           <b>Leveransinformation</b></br>
           </br>
           ContentContentContentContentContentContentContentContent</br>
           ContentContentContentContentContentContentContentContentContent</br>
           </br>
           ContentContentContentContentContentContentContentContentContentContentContent</br>
          </br>
              </div>

I'f you take look att (link was removed due to canceled project) and hover the countdowntimer it extends the header.

I would like the information to show there but on top of everything else. So its displays over the menu and the imageslider.

I tried to use z-index but it does not matter how I do. Is there anything else I should use instead?

mrdan
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  • Possible duplicate of [CSS I want a div to be on top of everything](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7421775/css-i-want-a-div-to-be-on-top-of-everything) – Ani Menon Aug 07 '17 at 14:15

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Without seeing the actual styles, here's one possibility - Make sure the element that you are changing the z-index of is either position: relative;, absolute, or fixed.

Whoa
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