CSS Tutorial 3 – Floating and Alignment
The third (and final) in my CSS series, it highlights the use of floats to move images and various other objects about the page. Check out VGC Production Stu…
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Ok so if you use pixel values wouldnt that make for a very unfriendly
website for different screens?
The z-index is basically like working with layers, -1 < 2, meaning whatever is assigned the value -1, means it goes below whatever is greater than -1...