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The difference between my CSS and your CSS is that you write z-index: 999999, and I write z-index: 2 to get the same effect.

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  • 1
    is it the same effect though? many external lib's CSSes have hovering content at Z-10 or Z-20
    at 2 you're risking random overlaps (been there)
  • 3
    I have z-index -1
  • 4
    z-index 999999 is the equivalent of kids fighting about who can come up with a bigger number
  • 3
    Yeah but more nines are more better
  • 3
    I don't write CSS. Front end. Nasty stuff.
  • 3
    The difference between your CSS and my CSS is that I don't engage in AIDS cancer- ahem, CSS
  • 3
    @azuredivay I don't care about CSS libs. I do everything myself. All CSS libs suck and they're fucking ugly, except for one obscure React UI kit made by HP (of all people) that was deprecated around 7 years ago. It's a bummer that I can't use it because I quit doing react
  • 1
    @Lensflare It's really Vegeta not believing Goku has a power level over 9000.
  • 1
    @Lensflare fucking brilliant lol
  • 0
    @kiki not a fan of material! It caused too many problems and had to write more complex code than needed just to work around its issues
  • 1
    @TeachMeCode lol it wasn’t material. Material is google, not hp
  • 1
    z -index 99999 is more like fuck your future feature.
  • 1
    it is not the same effect, because there always is something with a z-index: 5.

    also: there's only one valid value:

    z-index: 2147483647 !important
  • 1
    @tosensei z-index: π;
  • 0
    @kiki if I see a z index of pi I would love to see the outer dimensional brain that came up with that and the calculations us dumb humans couldn’t grasp lol
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