Specifies whether you can change the layer of controls in a group even if not in group-editing mode.
# Metadata
Platforms: desktop, server, mobile OS: mac, windows, linux, ios, android Introduced: 1.0 Security:
# Syntax
set the relayerGroupedControls to {true | false}
# Examples
set the relayerGroupedControls to true
# Description
Use the relayerGroupedControls property to change the layer of grouped controls without being in group-editing mode, or to move controls out of a group by changing their layer.
The layer of a control is its order on the card. If two controls overlap, the one whose layer is higher covers the one whose layer is lower.
If the relayerGroupedControls is false, you can change the layer of a control that's part of a group only when editing the group. If the relayerGroupedControls is true, you can change the layer of a grouped control at any time.
>*Important:* It is not possible for other controls > to be interspersed between the controls in a single > group, so changing a grouped control layer may > change its group membership if the relayerGroupedControls is true:
* You can move a control out of a group by setting the control's layer to a number greater than the topmost control in the group, or less than the bottom-most control in the group.
* Conversely, you can move a control into a group by setting the control's layer to a number between the bottom-most and topmost controls in the group.
# Tags
ui,
# See
- **keyword:** card, control - **property:** editBackground, layer - **command:** group, start editing - **glossary:** control, property, grouped control, group-editing mode