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We have a z-index problem with a div that’s supposed to be over a particular div. The div named (house-over-banner) is absolute, whilst the one below it is relative.
In Firefox, IE6, 8 – it shows all good!
Just in IE7, it doesn’t!
The link is http://www.showhome3d.com.au. – it’s the house over the banner on the right hand side of the page.
A dirty css trick is to make parent div relative while the child div absolute. This way child div won’t escape out of the parent div but you have not done something like that, you might do it that way to see if this works for you. Also z-index only works with elements which are set to absolute positioning.