My question is exactly the same as I say, I have tried it down, but it does not work.
My HTML
& lt; Div id = "parent" & gt; & Lt; Div id = "children" & gt; & Lt; / Div & gt; & Lt; / Div & gt;
My CSS
#parent {status: relative; Z-index: 2; Width: 200px; Height: 200 pixels; Background: green; } # Child {status: complete; Z-index: 1; Width: 100px; Height: 100 pixels; Background: blue; }
The default element's z-index
And then give the child a negative z-index
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By doing so, you are essentially removing the element that was established between the elements first.
#parent {place: relative; Width: 200px; Height: 200 pixels; Background: green; } # Child {status: complete; Z-index: -1; Width: 100px; Height: 100 pixels; Background: blue; }
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