The Z-index in Webflow controls the stacking order of elements on a page. A higher Z-index value brings the element to the front, while lower values push it behind other elements. Here’s how to find and adjust it:
1. Open the Webflow Designer
- Navigate to your Webflow project and open the Designer.
2. Select the Element
- Click on the element you want to adjust in the canvas or Navigator panel.
3. Locate the Z-Index Setting
- In the Style panel (right sidebar), scroll to the Position section.
- Ensure the Position property is set to anything other than Static (e.g., Relative, Absolute, or Fixed).
- The Z-index field appears once the position is changed.
4. Adjust the Z-Index Value
- Enter a higher number to bring the element forward.
- Enter a lower number to push it behind other elements.
- Use negative values (e.g., -1) if needed.
5. Preview and Test
- Click Preview to check the changes.
- Adjust further if necessary to achieve the desired layering effect.
Summary
To adjust Z-index in Webflow, set a non-static position for the element, then modify the Z-index value under the Style panel > Position section. The higher the value, the closer the element appears in the foreground.