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Amy Leigh S* ([info]nimbuschick) wrote in [info]rp_tutorials,
@ 2011-01-06 23:34:00

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Okay, question because I'm driving myself crazy. Is there some reason why I can't use Z-Index to put a Gif on top of a table?

I ask because I made a gif of Hogwarts house hourglasses with cutouts of transparency. I was going to put a table behind it and use changing values to slide the sand up and down the hourglasses. It was all theoretically awesome and I can't get the image to show up when I set it as a DIV layer on top.

Any tips?


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[info]nimbuschick
2011-01-07 04:01 pm UTC (link)
That's what my original plan was for the hourglasses, make long skinny ones and have the rectangular part be what changes. But then last night I got the idea that I could make it be any shape I wanted if I just put a Gif with a transparent cutout on top. I may have to go back to my original art where the hourglasses were rectangular and didn't have anything overlapping them like what I wanted.

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