Good morning (or whatever other part of day), everyone. > > I couldn't find any other property that would set a precedent for this > > decision, but I think it would be most logical if they were painted from > > top to bottom, in the order they appear. ie. in the example, foo would > > be painted on top of bar. > Considering usual stacking order I would rather interpret it the other way > round, foo at lowest level, followed by bar and any other image in order > of appearance, much like layers are added on top of each other in image > editing software. In other words, the issue seems to regard the z-axis (depth/stack), not the y-axis (display height/flow). Kind regards, Brian SextonReceived on Thursday, 28 October 2004 15:15:10 GMT
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