Pro Tip: Rather than using randomly high values for z-index use CSS custom properties instead.
z-index
Example:
:root { --z-level-one: 100; --z-level-two: 200; --z-level-three: 300; } div { z-index: var(--z-level-one); }
Now we can peacefully end the z-index war.
it's all level one tho 😂
the result of copy pasting.
Level three is still equal to level two...
I don't think it will change much...
div { z-index: var(--z-level-one-million); }
But now my div has to be on --z-level-one-and-a-half
--z-level-one-and-a-half
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Pro Tip: Rather than using randomly high values for
z-indexuse CSS custom properties instead.Example:
Now we can peacefully end the
z-indexwar.it's all level one tho 😂
the result of copy pasting.
Level three is still equal to level two...
I don't think it will change much...
But now my div has to be on
--z-level-one-and-a-half