Changing The Z-index Of A Div When A Function Is Called?
When createCustomerCard('CUST_0') is called it opens the first order card below
Add to style position:relative
says @Mr Lister or position:absolute
:
<div id="CUST_0" class="widget ui-dialog ui-widget ui-widget-content ui-corner-all ui-draggable" style="width: 500px; height: auto; font-size: 11px; display: block; left: 29px; top: 156px; position:relative;z-index: 1013; ">
and add jQuery where is the function called:
$('#CUST_N').css("z-index", $('#CUST_N').css("z-index")+1);
Does the div have a position
other than static
? Only positioned elements can use z-indexes. So give it position:relative
and it might just work.
By the way, why z-index:1013
? What's special about that number?
This should increase the z-index by 1:
$('#CUST_N').css("z-index", "+=1");
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