Solution:
Add to the content that needs to be displayed on top:
position: relative;
z-index: 2;
Note:
One of the two lines of code must not be missing. Only writing the last one has no effect. I couldn’t figure it out before because I missed the above line.
If it doesn't work:
it may be because the z-index value of the blocked content is larger than the content value that needs to be displayed on top, so add the following text box: position: fixed;
z
-index: 1;
Background transparency:
After solving the display problem: there is another background that looks more transparent: add: opacity: 1
to the content that needs to be on top and the background is transparent
Knowledge points:
position: relative;
/ relative positioning: offset relative to its original position, the original position will be preserved /
z-index: 0; / level display 0 minimum height 999 /
opacity: 1; / background transparency 0 Between -1 /