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I want to create a layout. with many images placed in different angles but together to look like a contents of a same (say contents of a desktop[table]). What is the best practice
using z-index and fixed position? or there is something else i can do.
it is for desktop only for now!
Here are some links for you
[z-index](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/CSS/Understanding_z_index “z-index tutorial”)
[Css positioning](http://www.barelyfitz.com/screencast/html-training/css/positioning/ “positionting”)
Do you have an image of what you are trying to do?
Will the site be fixed width / responsive etc?
You could do an awful lot with transforms (rotate etc) and negative margins rather than positioning.
> Do you have an image of what you are trying to do?
i wanted to create something like this
https://www.dropbox.com/s/2y8pcg8cu0a79vg/143188_dannwhittaker_516515_brief225736.jpg?v=0mcn
and ended up creating this
https://www.dropbox.com/s/05ve6irpz4yfjcy/Untitled-1.jpg?v=0mcn
> Will the site be fixed width / responsive etc?
Yes the images will actually act as a navigation menu and images will be fixed at diff places for diff devices
> You could do an awful lot with transforms (rotate etc) and negative margins rather than positioning.
well i will try it and all i want is a simple glow around my images….
will be a business site
edit…
To be honest, I think you could do a great deal of that with standard layout and background images.
If you look at it you could break it up into a series of standard divs with a few effects thrown in.
well i’ll try it out and if i’ll face any problem then i will post a new discussion on it. Thanks a lot to you sir.