(Situation: if a child element has `z-index: -1` on it, that puts the element behind the parent in Chrome & Firefox. It stays on top in Safari. But this only happens if inside of a "container".)
Demo https://cdpn.io/pen/debug/KwPmYrJ
Chris Coyier on Nostr: Seems like one browser is right and one browser is wrong here, I'm just not sure ...
Seems like one browser is right and one browser is wrong here, I'm just not sure which it is and it's annoying.
(Situation: if a child element has `z-index: -1` on it, that puts the element behind the parent in Chrome & Firefox. It stays on top in Safari. But this only happens if inside of a "container".)
Demo https://cdpn.io/pen/debug/KwPmYrJ
(Situation: if a child element has `z-index: -1` on it, that puts the element behind the parent in Chrome & Firefox. It stays on top in Safari. But this only happens if inside of a "container".)
Demo https://cdpn.io/pen/debug/KwPmYrJ