Jan 27
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zines from zindex
Hey, I'm trying out a new theme on a sideblog: trying-out-new-theme(.)tumblr(.)com and I'm using your updates tab #7 which I think goes pretty well with the theme. The thing is it works fine when you're scrolled all the way up (the first/last update tabs don't open that quickly). When you scroll farther down none of the tabs work and I'm not sure why. Could you please help, thanks!! :)
I know why, your theme is overlapping the tab itself :) either move it down or put
z-index:999999999999999999999999
into the #tab7 code :) if it still doesnt work add position:fixed; + more 9′s into it
Blog post giving a giving a comprehensive overview of stacking order, stacking context and zindex.
a zindex miért másolja hűen a 444 összes létező rovatát ami egy kicsit is egyedi?:(
Ok, i will come out and say it right now - this is one of the coolest things i've seen in CSS/SASS. This article presents a SUPER elegant way for managing z-index stack context throughout the whole app. Whoever came up with this, should get a Nobel prize for peace or something!
Handling z-index
Managing z-index across large sites can be a pain in the butt. CSS is hard to test, so it’s notoriously easy to make a change that ends up, for instance, hiding some important UI under who-knows-where.
If you use a CSS preprocessor, maybe we can handle it in a special way.
An Idea From Game Programming
Vertical stacking order is not only a problem for web design, it’s a major issue for game…
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A common complaint I hear from developers is “Why isn’t z-index working?” Usually they’re having trouble getting an element to appear over other element. They know that higher z-index means closer to...
Here's a walkthrough of a common z-index problem. It may be useful to some of your final projects.
I've encountered what seems to be a well know and well documented bug with z-index stacking in all Internet Explorer version, prior to version 8. This SO post goes in-depth explaining the stacking process and the issue at hand.