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> it must have something to do with layers and you would float an image to the top layer Isn't it? If you float an image it does go to a top layer and blocks o
by fireattack 9y ago
> it must have something to do with layers and you would float an image to the top layer
Isn't it? If you float an image it does go to a top layer and blocks other non-float layer below it.
- oneeyedpigeon 9y agoIn 2d. The OP was using the term "top layer" in a 3d sense.
- fireattack 9y agoAh, I just realized he's talking about float with inline elements. I'm thinking of float with block elements, which works in the way OP originally thought.