Re: Multiple DialogBoxes, bringing one to the front of others - a conundrum.

What you've suggested appears to ALMOST work.

I have two styles in my CSS.... one called "activeWindow" and the
other called "nonWindowZIndex"

The former has a z-index of 1, the latter of 2.

The trick I found was that I could not add the nonWindowZIndex style
to the MenuBar objects. It has to apply to the gwt-MenuBarPopup
style.... that was frustrating until I finally figured that bit out.

Now I'm hoping I don't run into any other oddities like that!

Otherwise, so far so good - thanks for the pointer.

On Nov 24, 7:39 am, geert3 <geert.coelm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> use a CSS class e.g "active" that has a higher z-index. Only the clicked
> window shall have that class, causing it pop up in front the others.
> (basically your approach 1).
> popup menus etc need to have a fixed z-index higher than the active window.
> i don't see further problems with that?

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