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Overlaying with CSS? +REP
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Hey

I need help coding a layout that I'm currently doing. Im trying to do this:

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But I get this:

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Any ideas? Will +rep, appreciate all help thanks.
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Not got any code to go on, but it looks as though you have not set the position of your images to absolute and not set the z-index correctly.

position:absolute;
left:0px;
top:0px;
z-index:-1;

the image with a higher stack order will appear on top of the one with a lower stack order.
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Thanks for your help, I managed to sort it whilst waiting for replies but I did what you had said to do I think. Good to see someones active within this section haha, +rep.
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Well i was going to say the same thing as the other guy but then i also thought maybe you did not match up with the box model and width and height and stuff, but glad you got it done
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