Quick Link: Z-index and Positioning

In Andy Clarke's entry at 24 ways, "Z's not dead baby, Z's not dead""Z's not dead baby, Z's not dead", he describes using z-index and absolutely position elements within a relative container. I've used this on projects in the past (with alpha PNG's) and it works well. Older versions of Safari and Netscape have issues under certain edge cases.

Published December 16, 2005 · Updated September 14, 2006

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Ben Kennedy said on December 16, 2005

Um, the actual article seems to be here.

<shameless_plug>My photo blog makes use of semi-transparent PNGs and z-index for prettying up visual effects.</shameless_plug>

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Kenzie said on December 16, 2005

Is that a Zee or a Zed? :-)

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Jonathan Snook said on December 16, 2005

Clarke is British and I'm Canadian so it's pronounced Zed (and rightly so! ;) ).

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Jonathan Snook said on December 16, 2005

ps: thanks Ben, I fixed the link. :)

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