z-index in CSS - How to re-order layers in your HTML

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The z-index CSS property allows web designers to reorder the default layers that are present in a web page. Usually the layering is ordered according to the sequence that the browser interprets the elements in the HTML code. The default z-index property is zero for all elements but can be changed through CSS.

Note that this tutorial also adds some javascript functionality to allow the dynamic changing of the z-index property after the page has loaded into your browser.

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You are the only video actually talking about layers that isn't half an hour long thanks!

huggelion
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thank you man this was exactly what i needed

tatertots
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was thinking about the right word to find this. then 💣 " layer " . Thank you very much for info.

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thanks so much for your simple explanation... I have a bit of programming experience, but would love to hire you to help me create one where a map can have multiple transparent layers to be added on top of this map... Either way, thanks for your passionate time... 🙏❤

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