Regarding coffee card session

as mentioned in video about the coffee header
we are using z index property of css
my question is instead of z index property cant we use sticky positioning property there ?
it works same

Hi @veenanankani03
The z-index property and the position: sticky property are two different CSS properties with different purposes.

The z-index property is used to control the stacking order of elements that overlap on the z-axis. It determines which element appears in front of or behind other elements. By assigning a higher z-index value to an element, you can bring it closer to the viewer and make it appear on top of other elements.

On the other hand, the position: sticky property is used to create elements that are initially positioned normally within the document flow but become “sticky” (fixed) once they reach a specified scroll position. It is commonly used to create sticky navigation menus or headers that remain visible as the user scrolls.

While both properties can be used to achieve similar visual effects, they serve different purposes and are not interchangeable in all scenarios. The z-index property is primarily used for controlling stacking order, while position: sticky is used for creating sticky elements.

In the context of a coffee header, the position: sticky property may be useful to ensure that the header remains visible as the user scrolls down the page. However, if you want to control the stacking order of overlapping elements within the header, you would still need to use the z-index property in conjunction with the position: sticky property.