# What's new in v2.5.8
- [What's new in v2.5.8](#whats-new-in-v258)
- [Fixed: zIndex values in complex Views.](#fixed-zindex-values-in-complex-views)
- [`bounds:` prefix ( or modifier )](#bounds-prefix--or-modifier-)
- [Example 1](#example-1)
- [Example 2](#example-2)
## Fixed: zIndex values in complex Views.
When dealing with an array of complex Views ( a View with children ), the zIndex sorting was working incorrectly.
Now it takes the zIndex of the based View and not the dragged ( or selected ) child.
## `bounds:` prefix ( or modifier )
Now you can set boundaries in which the View can move within its parent View.
You can set global boundaries and/or local boundaries to each individual view. Local values will overwrite any global values.
### Example 1
The `card` view has a boundary of `m-4` and a bottom boundary of `mb-16`.
`index.xml`
```xml
```
`index.js`
```javascript
$.index.open();
$.draggableAnimation.draggable($.card);
```
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### Example 2
In this example, the boundaries are set globally in the `draggableAnimation` view.
Every card view will use the global values.
`index.xml`
```xml
```
`index.js`
```javascript
$.index.open();
$.draggableAnimation.draggable([$.card, $.card2, $.card3]);
```
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### Example 2
In this example, the boundaries are set globally in the `draggableAnimation` view.
Every card view will use the global values.
`index.xml`
```xml
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