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[brynj]

Issue - On page entry things display correctly (bottom menu at bottom of page) but when clicking an image to open lightbox the menu on the bottom of the page is displaying on top of the small images in the gallery (images loaded from web folder). I know there must be a setting(s) somewhere but I have tried many things and cannot hit on it. I have tried to move the menu to the 'back' in Object Manager etc but no joy. On the other pages the menu sits at the bottom as intended so I guess its to do with the Gallery settings?

Website: walkeastnorfolk.com/pics.php (to see issue)

Demo Page: https://e.pcloud.link/publink/show?code ... LvxJQ5Gp4X
Not sure if this will help as its not connected to the web folder for the images but hopefully the settings can be checked

[AliGW]

The gallery images are missing, so I cannot preview a potential fix, but maybe add a layout grid with a white rectangle below the gallery grid so that the footer remains below the gallery thumbnails.

I really would reconsider using Comic Sans - it's the most dreadful font unless you are a primary school.

[brynj]

Thanks Ali. What I am struggling to understand is why the menu is displayed and not the '© 2026 - Walk East Norfolk. All Rights Reserved. ' is not - in an ideal world neither will be displayed over the light gallery or both displayed at the bottom of the page as per the rest of the site. hard to understand what setting(s) is influence this behavior.

[Pablo]

Some menus were designed to be always on top.
In this case, you can add this code to 'Custom CSS' of the menu to disable this functionality.

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z-index: auto !important;

[brynj]

Some menus were designed to be always on top.
In this case, you can add this code to 'Custom CSS' of the menu to disable this functionality.

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z-index: auto !important;

Thanks Pablo - although I don't see a location to enter 'Custom CSS' in the object properties, so where do I add it ?

[Pablo]

Right click the menu and select 'Object HTML', then click 'Custom CSS' to add the code.

[brynj]

Right click the menu and select 'Object HTML', then click 'Custom CSS' to add the code.

OK - thanks for that information.

It has solved the issue.