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Hello.
I am just working with a new idea that I have got but don’t know how to make the background slider go behind content. I already have a body with fixed image. just would like the script to go on top of current body but behind content http://codepen.io/mwbcomputers/pen/nELim
Is there some way i can add styles with z-index in the Java Script I am not to sure how to add it? or where it goes.
I’m not sure what I’m looking at with that codepen…
With jQuery it’s easy to add z-index though: `$(‘img’).css(‘z-index’, -1);`
Sliding Images behind content is a poor UX/UI idea….IMO
Quite possibly you will render your content unreadable.
I know this is going to sound wacky (and I have no idea if it will work) BUT,,,
…could you add the existing body background image to the [html] element and the apply the rotating/sliding bg image to the body?
Can you do that?
Obviously, you would need JS/JQ to swap out the body background but it shouldn’t be impossible…should it?
I have worked it out my testing store http://mwbtheme01.mwbcomputers.com.au/