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While creating a html email template, I got a problem with making a large background text beneath the content using tables. for example :
<table>
<td>bg-text-bottom-layered </td>
<td>top-layer-content. </td>
</table>
Is it possible to make a top-layer-content without using z-index?
It really helps me if you answer this question?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 225
Reputation: 1
From what I understand, the primary method to accomplish this is by using the z-index. Could you share the reasons why z-index isn't working in your case? Also, don't forget to organize your table data by using table rows (< tr >).
Are you looking to have a background image behind your table? If so, I suggest enclosing your table within a parent div tag. You can then assign a background image through your CSS for that div, and proceed to construct your table on top of this background.
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