Bob Sneidar wrote: > I am really at a loss when it comes to relayering groups. I read the > dictionary on relayerGroupControls and it appears to me while reading > it that if you set it to false, you can relayer groups by bringing > forward or sending backward and it won't become a part of another > group. In fact, the opposite is happening, and when I fix it one of > the two groups that got merged ends up all the way in front. > > Can someone tell me again what to do to prevent relayering from jacing > up my discreet groups??
If you conceptualize it as "relayerGroupControls" (emphasis on groups) I can understand the confusion.
The actual property name is "relayerGroupedControls" (emphasis on things inside of groups), which should help align expectations with what it does.
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