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I’m making a project which uses HTML elements as nodes in a diagram and uses Raphaël to draw lines between them. The problem is that the lines always wind up underneath the HTML elements. I have tried
raphael.canvas.style.zIndex = 1000;
(which is larger than all my other z-indexes) and also tried placing the SVG canvas as the last element in the DOM with no luck. How can I make these lines be drawn on top?
Have you ensured that your SVG element, and its containing element, are relatively or absolutely positioned?
z-indexonly applies to positioned elements, not elements that havestatic(the default, in-flow) positioning.