isolation in css: can't the gradient shadow be achieved just by z-index: -1?
in kevin's video abt isolation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNYVqfRwX1A&t=63s&ab_channel=KevinPowell
timestamp at around 03:11
can't the gradient shadow be achieved just by z-index: -1?
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yup yup! but if the parent element (say, the
section) has a background-color on it, then the gradient-shadow will go behind that background-color.aw yes, in such situation, isolation would be of good help! I was curious if I have missed anything abt z-index n isolation since I am quite new to coding. š and hi Kevin! nice to hear from you, thank you for all the great videos and insight. I have been doing your responsive website series and it is rly nice to see your work and thought process!