Z indexing image view over another Image view (Android) - android

I was worried if an Image view over another image view can be z-indexed? and brought to front or back. Is there any options for this?
Thanks in advance.


you can use frame layout to achieve that. Have a look a look at this link


You can use one ImageView for that.
If you want to switch between images in an ImageView you can use a LevelListDrawable.
If you want all images to be drawn in a certain z-order you can use a LayerDrawable.

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