New CSS technique: "Using CSS z-index to un-obscure focused content" #3593
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Technique title: Using CSS z-index to un-obscure focused content First draft of an HTML page for a new technique, described in detail in this GitHub issue: - #3578 Right now the technique number is set to 'C44', but that can be changed if needed.
We currently don’t have a C44 as this, from 2023, hijacked the Technique name and was then abandoned. This commit updates the draft Technique to merge in `main` and update all the `code` tags so that we can generate a preview and decide on next steps.
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The applicability portion of this should probably be rewritten and partially moved. Most of its content makes more sense to be in the description, and it is currently not phrased in a way that is consistent/compatible with the same section in other SCs. (Note how the first sentence is currently awkward in the preview, due to the text that is prepended automatically.) |
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i think we'd definitely need to make mention of i could also see a recommendation to make popups using the popover attribute - so that if they do obscure content, and they are |
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see my prior comment about needing to mention z-index vs top layer conent
Technique title: Using CSS z-index to un-obscure focused content
First draft of an HTML page for a new technique, described in detail in this GitHub issue:
Right now the technique number is set to 'C44', but that can be changed if needed.
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