Z-Index CSS Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2012
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In this tutorial we learn what the z-index property is used for.
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I'm sure not too much about z-index has changed over the years, therefore the information is still relative in this tutorial. Months of trying to understand how to use a z-index and the values, all cleared up in only 7 minutes.
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Thanks for putting up this video 11years ago, useful till today.
Very simple, and yet, VERY helpful! Thanks for making this video and sharing it with us.
This is the best video I've found, literally helped me in the first 3 minutes :) Liked!
no its the worst
Wonderful explanation!! I've been struggling for one hour with a related issue, and after watching your video I solved it in 1 minute :)
Best tutorial I've come across so far. Thanks.
I have to say thank you... I was struggling on a project I'm working on... I was leaving the "relative" part out of the equation. Thanks!!!
Awesome tutorial my friend!! Very clear and straight to the point thank you :-)
Clear and snappy - great video, thanks!
Thank you that quick and smooth! This particular tutorial got me dragged to explore your channel and watch more videos.
This really helped me!!! You are great explaining, thank you
You're a very good instructor. Thank you!
great teaching vid clear efficient and you speak clear and fast enough. its perfect well done.
Thanks for the kind words!
Thank you. Very nicely explained !!
stop my movie marathon and I will marathon all of your videos instead. Thanks!
Great easy to follow video. As per usual.
thank you, it was simple and smart, very helpful.
Very clear and explanatory tutorial on z-index topic
I solved my problem in a few minutes after trailing through the internet ... thank you!
Thanks for this awesome tutorial.
Thanks bro u are talented teacher!!! Best video on youtube!!!
thankyou for this video it has helped a lot!
Solid explanation. Thank you
10 years later, still saving the day
Great video!!! Thank you so much :D
great vide as usual. Thanks!
This was very helpful.
Indeed a good tutorial... Thumbs Up!! & Nice voice & presentation.... 🙂
thank you, very helpful.
Thank u so much.Awesome video :)
Thank you so much; very useful indeed.
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Best tutorial :) Subscribed
wow.. awesome.. vry easy to learn tutorial.. lov it manh.. Thanks alot.. :)
How can one place a relative/absolute atop a fixed?
I am attempting this right now.
Thanks, Justin
thanks for this simple explanation
Thanks for the tutorial.
great explanation. thanks.
Well done man
superb bro.. thank you very much!
Great tutorials.........
Thank you for sharing
Thank you, Professor... :)
excellent tutorial
ah it was the missing "position: relative;" that did the trick for me! Thank you :)
Awesome explanation
Thanks for this video..!
thank you so much
I love the speed of the explanation. Slow and clear.
Exactly. And it doesn't matter if one's mother tongue is English or not, one will definitely understand it.
TheRoxas13th Or just speed it up to 1,5x speed :-) for those natives
TheRoxas13th Lol I watch on 2x speed!!! Waaa!!
Great tutorial
Thank you the video help me
Thank you!
Really thank you
Superb sir
Well explained !!! How about more videos?
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the limitation thing of Z-Index, it really help's
Very nice!
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Awesome!
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good tutorial
thanks a lot! :)
i know this is late but, is there a way to make the red appear if you click on the blue part and disappear if you click on any other part of the site other than the red part?
With the z-index, can you make two things the same importance?
what application is he using to write these codes?
thanks,
Does this also apply with text? Im unable to get the text to appear in the center as i have two colours horizontal but it brings the text below the background
Thanks!
thanks
You forgot to mention that in order to the z-index to work - you need to apply background to the div in the css stylesheet
so how do you stack orange on top of blue o_O?
so it doesnt matter what values we give to z index ...... i mean it can be any number big or small depending upon where you want to position it , on top or behind????? where 0 is the default value for z-index ...... am i right ??
V good
Hey, see if this is doable with your expertise. I have a one page website, only contains two elements, a video, an image, same size. I want the video starts play, when it finishes playing, it fades out to show the image beneath. Asked many people, so far can't make it work.
That's great when you are on a laptop. But, what happens when you look at it with a Mobil phone and you are working in pixels? 40 pixels on you laptop and 40 pixels on your Mobil phone looks totally different.
AFTER 10 YEARS
Thank you very much. Because they could not do it on Russian-language youtube
I'm guessing this worked for everyone apart from 1 person because of the amount of likes and dislikes..
There's an MIT research experiment that's looking to improve the way people learn from tutorial videos-- if you check out their site crowdy.csail.mit.edu/play/35/, you can watch this same video but with some added features. It's free and definitely worth checking out!
your voice
10 year old video.
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the mic is fuckedup
This video is wrong. This is not true that you can’t put the child to the back of the parent. Yes, you can. In this example, just remove the z-index from the red block and now you can put the orange one behind it. This is called a stacking context and z-index explanation can’t be full without mentioning it.
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thank you so much