Z-Index property in web design plays a crucial role in determining the stack order of elements on a webpage. In simpler terms, it helps in deciding which element appears on top of another. When using 10Web Website Builder, understanding and effectively applying Z-Index can significantly enhance your web design experience.
Z-Index: key points
- Visual Hierarchy: Higher values bring elements to the forefront, while lower values push elements further back. For instance, an element with a Z-Index of 10 will appear on top of another element with a Z-Index of 5, making it a useful tool for overlapping elements.
- Prevents Overlapping: Helps prevent unintentional overlap of elements on the webpage.
- Customization: Provides granular control over the visual layout of your website.
- Fine-Tuning: Enables precise adjustment of the positioning of elements relative to each other.
- Advanced Styling: Facilitates complex design requirements by managing the layering of elements.
How to use Z-Index
To apply Z-index to elements on your webpage:
- Log in to your 10Web account.
- Click the Manage button on the website where you want to use Z-index.
- Go to the AI Builder section and click on the edit icon in front of the page you want to edit.
- Choose any widget on your webpage that you want to adjust in the stacking order.
- Navigate to the Advanced tab.
Here, you’ll find various customization options for your selected widget. - Look for the Z-Index field under the Layout section of the Advanced Settings.
- Enter a numerical value for the Z-Index.
Note:
Higher numbers bring the element to the forefront, while lower numbers push it to the background.
After setting the Z-Index, preview your page to see the changes. Adjust the values as needed to achieve your desired layout