html - z-index of elements in different parents in Chrome -


there 2 containers. 1 fixed , covers 100% of screen. second relative - contains scrollable content. problem there 4 elements positioned relative each other follows: 1st in fixed container, 2nd in absolute, 3rd fixed, 4th in absolute.

<div class="container fixed">     <div class="el z1"></div>     <div class="el z3"></div> </div> <div class="container relative">     <div class="el z2"></div>     <div class="el z4"></div> </div>

however, z-index of 1 of parents less other, not allow order 4 children elements.

there fiddle http://jsfiddle.net/only_dimon/zky4c/6/ want order: yellow, green, white, black bottom. can see - yellow, white, green, black.

the result want:
enter image description here

but elements should in different containers.

thanks in advance!

this helps me: many elements helps html reconstruction. luckily don't need use fixed container fixed elements, because fixed element's position , sizes depends on window size, if put them relative container.

after further investigation, child element can't/aren't suppose able overrule parent z-index, browser example firefox though ignores parent index reason , displays elements wish every other browser i've tried (opera,safari,chrome) not, no it's not possible accomplish want without changing mark-up of html cross-browser compatibility.

edit:

you can find quite posts in subject.

how can child of element lower z-index on front of child of element higher z-index?

how parent element appear above child

can override z-index inheritance parent element?

edit - 2:

depending on want accomplish there many alternative way fake "zindex" behaviour, 1 thing worth looking @ pointer-events:none; transparent background you'd never know it's above other element.

if it's background, use box-shadows diffrent settings fake it.

can't come other reason atm if tell me i'll try give solution aswell.

regards


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