ZStack 
Edit
This feature is still experimental. “Experimental” means this is an early implementation subject to drastic and breaking changes.
Usage Usage
ZStack allows you to stack things along the Z-axis.
import { __experimentalZStack as ZStack } from '@wordpress/components';
function Example() {
return (
<ZStack offset={ 20 } isLayered>
<ExampleImage />
<ExampleImage />
<ExampleImage />
</ZStack>
);
}
Props Props
isLayered: boolean isLayered: boolean
When true, the children are stacked on top of each other. When false, the children follow the normal flow of the layout. Defaults to true.
isReversed: boolean isReversed: boolean
Reverse the layer ordering. When true, the first child has the lowest z-index and the last child has the highest z-index. When false, the first child has the highest z-index and the last child has the lowest z-index. Defaults to false.
offset: number offset: number
The amount of space between each child element. Defaults to 0. Its value is automatically inverted (i.e. from positive to negative, and viceversa) when switching from LTR to RTL.
children: ReactNode children: ReactNode
The children to stack.