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Layers in visualization
#1
Hi
Is it through "Additional classes" I can make different object occur in the right order in visualization, and if so, how? Smile 

I've got 1 big object with a few on top of this. How do I make sure the big one is furthest back? 

Thanks
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#2
You can change the vertical stacking order via z-index CSS property. Keep in mind that this won't be visible in the editor, only in the visualization itself.
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#3
(02.09.2024, 10:37)admin Wrote: You can change the vertical stacking order via z-index CSS property. Keep in mind that this won't be visible in the editor, only in the visualization itself.

I'm litteraly new to CSS. I'd need to make this index in this Custom CSS, and then type in the Additional classes, right? 

And how do I create that index? Smile
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#4
Set additional class to elem1, elem2 and elem3 for each element respectively.

Add to CSS:
Code:
.elem1 {
  z-index: 101;
}
.elem2 {
  z-index: 102;
}
.elem3 {
  z-index: 103;
}
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#5
Or just use Layout and place one element on layout and second on plan.
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#6
(02.09.2024, 10:44)Daniel Wrote: Or just use Layout and place one element on layout and second on plan.

That works very well! 

Thanks both of you! Smile
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#7
Is it possible to have a primary background (Blueprints of a building) and then a faded background (the facade of the building) under that? Smile
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#8
You can use background and image, the last one will stay on top
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