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# Change the stack of the order (z-index) of the Floating Button

This page describes how to change the z-index of the Floating Button.

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This option requires editing the code. Please carefully follow the instructions.
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The `z-index` property specifies the stack order of an element.

An element with greater stack order is always in front of an element with a lower stack order.
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## Default z-index

By default, the `z-index` of the Floating Button is set to `2147483647`.

## How to customize the position of the Floating Button

To change the position on the floating button, do the following:

* Open your Shopify account and click `Online Store` in the left menu.
* Click the `···` button and then click `Edit code`.
* Select the file `header.liquid` in the left sidebar. It's usually placed inside the `Snippets` folder.
* Copy the code sample above or prepare your own.
* Find the `<style>` tag

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* Paste the following code on the next row after the `<style>` tag.

```css
.haut-floating-open-iframe { 
    z-index: 10; /* Change "10" to the desired value */
}
```

* Click `Save`.

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