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Can we set water mark text as it like background text for watermark
<p style='position:fixed; color: #d0d0d0;font-size: 70pt;-webkit-transform: rotate(-45deg);-moz-transform: rotate(-45deg);left:center;'>Test Water mark</p>
if I give z-index: -1 to < p > , text not visible
The text at -1 is not visible if you have a background defined at 0 or higher. Thus, to see everything, you need at least two “layers”: a background layer (at a lower Z, say -1) which will also contain your watermark, and a higher layer (say 0) which will not have a background (or will have a non-opaque background) and will contain your foreground.
What I suspect you did is have a foreground+background element with the default Z of 0; in this scenario you cannot insert a watermark between them, as there is no between; so your watermark either covers the foreground, or is behind the background (and thus invisible).