idiomatically set zIndex when creating the Cartesian plot dragCover/coverSlip #92
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Looks good in Chrome 46.0.2490.86 But I suspect that @alexcjohnson originally put |
Maybe I need to spend some more time on W3Schools :) @tlrdstd 's fix seems correct. |
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TODO:
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@tlrdstd I tested your patch in IE11. Great work. Thanks. |
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…ly_sets_zIndex idiomatically set zIndex when creating the Cartesian plot dragCover/coverSlip
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At work, I develop on Firefox 31. I found that this browser does not support setting
z-indexviastyle['z-index']. However, it works correctly withstyle.zIndex.W3Schools (I know, I know...but I couldn't find a better reference for this) confirms that this is the expected, idiomatic behavior.
Firefox 38 seems to handle either approach correctly.