Although absolute positioning is achieved, if used in this way, it will be obscured
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Absolute positioning and z-index
Best answer by Denise_Hagenow
I’m not talking about the layer order. There is a new feature called “Canvas Stacking” within Auto Layout which could solve your issue.
Imagine you have the following Structure
Your Frame
— Your Button
— Your Table
Try to change the Canvas Stacking at “Your Frame”
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You have to change the canvas stacking to “First on Top” for the Parent Frame which contains your button and the element beneath
In my case it’s the “swap content here” frame to influence the stacking of the containing frames
I know，Figma achieves top first by adjusting the layer order so that the position of the parent layer on the canvas is adjusted if automatic layout is used
I’m not talking about the layer order. There is a new feature called “Canvas Stacking” within Auto Layout which could solve your issue.
Imagine you have the following Structure
Your Frame
— Your Button
— Your Table
Try to change the Canvas Stacking at “Your Frame”
Many thanks! 🤝 I’v tried to fix this so many time, but could’t. Now everithing perfect 🙌
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