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SCSS library for z-index handling


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Beneath the sun

postcss and SCSS library for z-index handling

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g-index

a small collection of functions and mixins to handle your elements’ z-index. g-index uses "G"eographical names to make it very clear where the element will be placed.

npm

npm install --save-dev beneath-the-sun

bower

bower install beneath-the-sun

Demo

Codepen demo

Names

'underground' 'sea'   'land' 'hill'
 = -3          = 0     = 3     = 6
'mountain'    'cloud' 'moon' 'sun'
 = 9           = 12    = 15   = 18

There is no reason to use insane numbers like 999999999 when you know the limits. The steps between the values can be adjusted. The default value is 3

$g-index-levels: ( 'underground': -1,
                   'sea': 0,
                   'land': 1,
                   'hill': 10,
                   'mountain': 30,
                   'cloud': 50,
                   'moon': 100,
                   'sun': 200
                 ) ;

You can change the names too

$g-index-levels: ( 'below': -1,
                   'zero': 0,
                   'above': 1,
                   'fixed': 2,
                   'modal': 10
                 ) ;
.tooltip {
  z-index: g-index('above');
}
.dialog {
  z-index: g-index('modal');
}
.dialog-backdrop {
  z-index: g-below('modal');
}

You can also add your own debugging method. If debugging is enabled the elments will be translated on the z-axis to show the layers in 3-d space

postcss

for more options look at postcss-g-index

.tooltip {
  z-index: g-index('land');
}
.dialog {
  z-index: g-index('mountain');
}
.dialog-backdrop {
  z-index: g-below('mountain');
}

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Last updated on 12 Aug 2016

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