[Throntel]

I've read some tutorials and learned the rest just by reading the CSS from other sites, but I can't figure out what this means and do:

z-index:#;

I've found this in the same CSS stylesheet:

position:relative; /* Position is declared "relative" to gain control of stacking order (z-index).*/

So I'm guessing they have something to do with each other.
Could anyone explain this z-index:#;

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Throntel

You can think of z-index as the drawing layer. When you position 2 items that would overlap the z-index specifies which one is drawn on top. It only works when used with the position attribute. The higher numbers appear on top.

Check out this article: Understanding CSS z-index

Regards,

intrwrks

[intrwrks]

Throntel

You can think of z-index as the drawing layer. When you position 2 items that would overlap the z-index specifies which one is drawn on top. It only works when used with the position attribute. The higher numbers appear on top.

Check out this article: Understanding CSS z-index

Regards,

intrwrks

[Magosis]

That is correct it does need to be uysed with the position atribute, and also the higher numbers are the upper layers, a great way of playing with this is to make a series of images, and usign the position and zindex move them around the screen