arrange

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December 24, 2022
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Hi,

I want to arrange <td class="B"> above <td class="A">.

Is there any solution?

Hosun

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Hi,

I want to arrange <td class="B"> above <td class="A">.

Is there any solution?

Hosun

By @Hosun

Probably not if you are using tds but certainly if you use divs. The css z-index property is what is required. This allows you to stack elements, which are either relatively or absolutely positioned, in order of preference. View the link Ben supplied in his reply and see if that helps.

You can also achieve the desired effect if you use css grid to layout your page but that maybe a solution for a more advanced day.

HosunAuthor

Inspiring

I am dealing with a table. I think it's the reason why z-index is not working in my case.

Do you have any commet about my issue?

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Step 1. Currently, I am working on InDesign.

Step 2. I export it to EPUB.

Step 3. To remove the top and left borders of the cell, I add a css (Screenshot 4).

Steps 4 & 5. There is a very tiny white gap on the topleft corner of the cell. It's my issue.

Step 6. I think the problem is; <td class="topleft-Cell-2"> is above <td class="Column-Cell-2-GM">. I want to reverse the arrangenet order. (The top border of <td class="Column-Cell-2-GM"> is not visible.)

Screenshots 1-4. xhtml and css

Hosun