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Set Z-Index for Whatfix Content
- Updated On 06 Sep 2024
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What is z-index property?
In CSS, the z-index property controls how the HTML elements are arranged or layered over each other. It defines the order of overlapping HTML elements. Elements with a higher index are placed on top of elements with a lower index.
The z-index property takes an integer value. For example, if you have two elements with a z-index of 0 and 1, the element with a z-index of 1 shows in front of the element with a z-index of 0.
Whatfix enables you to set the desired z-index for Whatfix elements. For example, if some underlying application element appears over Whatfix tooltips, you can set a much higher z-index value for Whatfix elements to ensure it shows up on top.
Z-index need not be a specific integer value. Any large integer, like 9999, ensures that the Whatfix content shows on top of the underlying application. If you want to use a specific z-index for any reason, reach out to your application developer for more information.
Use the following steps to set z-index for Whatfix content:
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On the Whatfix Guidance dashboard, click Settings.
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Click Advanced customisation.
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Click Technical configuration.
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Click Add preferences.
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Click Common Properties.
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Select the Z Index checkbox.
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Click Add.
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In the Z Index Value field, enter the desired value.
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Click Save.