GGeoXml doesn't give you any control over the zindex settings. The
GGeoXml overlay itself doesn't have a zindex of its own, the different
types of objects that it adds to your map each have their own zindex
settings and can be scattered across different panes.
EGeoXml allows you to specify markeroptions which will be applied to all
the markers that it adds to the map. Write your own zindex process, and
set {markeroptions:{zIndexProcess:myprocess}}
The API doesn't provide any mechanism for controlling the zindex of
polylines, polygons or groundoverlays, so you can't do that even with
EGeoXml.
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