📪Z-index

The following classes control the z-index of elements:

.z-index-{value}, .z-{value}

Sets the z-index property to the specified positive value, adjusting the stacking order of the element.

CSS equivalent: z-index: {value};

Example usage:

<div class="z-index-1">
  <!-- Content with z-index 1 -->
</div>

or

<div class="z-1">
  <!-- Content with z-index 1 -->
</div>

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.z-index--{value}, .z--{value}

Sets the z-index property to the specified negative value, adjusting the stacking order of the element.

CSS equivalent: z-index: -{value};

Example usage:

<div class="z-index--1">
  <!-- Content with z-index -1 -->
</div>

or

<div class="z--1">
  <!-- Content with z-index -1 -->
</div>

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These utility classes allow you to easily control the stacking order of elements by specifying their z-index values. Positive values bring elements forward in the stacking order, while negative values send elements backward.