Z-Order User Interface

[Gamerkd16]

I am making a custom UI and I have added another widget, which will hold an additional bitmap, to the main_menu.ui_widget_definition under the Halo Logo widget. The problem is the bitmap appears over everything including the option list. How can I assign Z-Order so that is in the background?

EDIT: Some new information. I have discovered that I can change the Z-Order by changing the order of the child widgets. I tested this out by changing the bitmap assigned to the Halo_Logo and saw it was behind the option list. When I tried inserting another child in between the logo and the option list it gave me an exception error when I tried loading Halo. Am I not supposed to mess with the order of the children? Is there a way to make this possible?

[Timo]

You should be able to add a child widget to the bottom of main_menu_select_list and have it below the halo logo.

[Gamerkd16]

Actually no. That gives me an exception error. However, your post sparked an idea and I decided to add children to the halo_logo.ui_widget_definition. It works perfectly. Once again, thanks Timo.

[Timo]

It's weird that it gives you an exception error - I was able to add stuff to the select list as I pleased :|

It could've exceptioned because the widget's bounds you were adding were bigger than the bounds of the select list, i'm not sure. Oh well, guess it doesn't matter.

[Gamerkd16]

Another UI question.

Where do I add the music sound tags? In what tag does it give me that option? I've searched everywhere...

EDIT: Scratch that. I got it working but now my music is insanely sped up. There a reason for this?

[p0lar_bear]

You probably compiled a 22KHz wave as OGG.

OGG is 44KHz only; resample your source sound.

[Gamerkd16]

You probably compiled a 22KHz wave as OGG.

OGG is 44KHz only; resample your source sound.
Ok, I am really getting sick of this. I have tried multiple combinations and still got numerous error messages:
Couldn't read file music
file_read('data\ui\ui-h3\music\music.wav') error 0x000003e6 'Invalid access to memory location. '

Could someone please give me a mini-tutorial on how to get music from an mp3 state to a halo sound tag.

What do I save the sound as exactly for filetype, Stereo or Mono, the rate, sample format?
What commands do I type into tool?

Thanks.

[p0lar_bear]

Make sure you close the file in your audio editor before you compile?

[Gamerkd16]

Nope. Not it. Something else I didn't take into consideration. Could the song be too long?

It is 4:52 minutes.

EDIT: Ah, it was length. A three minute song works just fine.
Thanks for the attempted help. I'm sure I'll post again when I hit another bump in the road.