Get the real Original CSS Z-Index of the <select>#49
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Nevermind, my error. It was working great. Another JS problem influenced this select positionning. |
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So I can close this issue? Take a look here: https://github.com/fnagel/jquery-ui/issues/closed#issue/36 |
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Yeah sure! |
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Now using the jQuery method to get the real current z-index value of the replaced . This way, the z-index value can be set in the DOM or in any kind of CSS. Also strips useless EOL whitespace in the file.