Hmm... If Chrome, Opera and Firefox exhibit the same behavior, it's not a browser bug... Rather a flawed algorithm.
Anyway-- this is easily fixed by setting z-index to 1 on #help_pop, according to my (pretty much random) local tests.
I've uploaded the fix to wedge.org, please test on different browsers and post again if you find any issues!
Ps: I'm only starting to get into the new topics and discussions on the alpha. I've been a bit busy IRL. Or maybe I just wanted to take that dreaded break...
Posted: November 2nd, 2012, 08:40 PM
Oh, BTW, I'm aware that this linktree is hardly going to work from the get-go on all browsers. For instance, Firefox tends to offset the rounded borders to the top (extra kudos to anyone who finds a fix to that that doesn't involve browser sniffing, because that's what I'm heading for... And even then, the problem fixes itself when trying to view the page in Firebug, yay........)
Also, Opera had issues with border-radius and the negative margin. Heck, I'm probably going to have to do browser sniffing for every damn browser, but it's still better than these annoying PNG files everyone tends to use...
:P