I think you are probably a bit ahead of the ball on this one - zindex was added as a quick solution for very simple examples - like “I want to move this behind this”.
Layers should only ever be positive numbers and should directly influence the zIndex on the regions.
I have the same problem. I gave an image a negative z-index and now it’s gone.
I see it when I preview my layout but I cannot edit it anymore, any suggestions??
And is this not at all supported in the Windows player? Because how do I put two regions in front of each other in my windows player? In my browser it works.
Overlapping regions are not at all supported on Windows. Realistically I don’t see that you’ll be able to fix your layout now without directly editing the database. It would be best to delete the layout and start over.
Thanks, do we get noticed once this works on Windows? Because the layouts that I should create need this feature.
Also I would love to get noticed by email for all new upcoming releases.
Best thing would be to sign up for an email digest or notifications for the Blog category on here. You’ll then get a notification when there’s any new announcements
My Z-index saves the configs just sometimes. Often, when I go back to the options, the values are gone.
Beside that, the z-index doesn’t work in windows, neither the Android. BUT, the regions keep the order they are created. The newest region, will be on top of others.
You are probably running into this documented problem. Not sure if it is exactly the same or not, as I am using 1.7.3. But if you upgrade at least limited functionality of Z-Indexes should work.
The Z-index is working to background?
I created a region only, full screen, z-index = 1.
I put as background an image that is a horizontal bar at the bottom of the layout, with z-index 2.
I think what should happen is that the video running in the region with index 1, have the image of the background to this with index 2 in front of the video.
I do not know if it’s bug or if I’m doing wrong, they could help me?
You can’t overlay things on a video. Videos are rendered using hardware acceleration which means that the graphics card renders the video directly on to the screen, so it will sit on top of anything else
So what’s the purpose of Z-Index in the background?
It will always be with the regions in front of the background, so do not understand the concept of having z-index in the background.