*SOLVED* I think you can see without a .WBS project-file

[etcbbu]

Hi all,

Please check out the homepage of a new website I'm doing, here:

https://judsonoutdoorpower.com

And then by contrast, visit any of the other pages on the website. Let's pick "About":

https://judsonoutdoorpower.com/about.php

Notice how the little scrolling-Layer on-screen that has a dog, with a click-able "X" graphic shows up even on the top of the page whenever you are on the "About" sub-page. But when you scroll up and down the page on the "Homepage", you will notice that the dog graphic doesn't show up until you scroll down a little bit on the page.

These do both have different "Master Frames"; and so therefore, something *is* different with the settings I have, on these 2 different Layer objects on 2 different Master Frame pages. I'm just trying to see if someone can tell me what's different about how they are configured? I want the dog to show up at the top of the page on the homepage exactly like it is done on the sub-pages, like the "About" page and the rest of the pages of the site. Can someone help me identify what I'm missing..?

[alan_sh]

We do really need the WBS file.

[etcbbu]

@alan_sh , ok, let me prepare it, I'll post in a couple or few minutes..
(thank you for responding)

[etcbbu]

https://judsonoutdoorpower.com/proj.zip

And I know you can already see this next part, but thought I'd save y'all some time:

- index.php > Master Frame is page called " masterpagehome "

- about.php > Master Frame is page called " masterpage "

[etcbbu]

Sorry about posting consecutively, but I need to add this note:

- This is occurring on the 320-Breakpoint only (I think) ; so please look at this from the 320-Breakpoint point-of-view. Either look on your smartphone, or make your browser size small enough to load the 320-Breakpoint version of the pages.

[Pablo]

The ID of the layer is different, so the z-index (in Page HTML) is not applied.

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<style>
#judsonoutdoorpowermasterpageLayer3
{
	z-index: 9999 !important;
}
</style>

judsonoutdoorpowermasterpageLayer3 = judsonoutdoorpowermasterpagehomeLayer3

[etcbbu]

@Pablo - Fantastic, gotcha. I know that this is a clunky way to manually configure. I don't mind, though, it works well. But by the way, @crispy68 gets all the credit for the idea on this. I use this technique a lots of times with these sliding Layers on my projects to make sure and show them at all times.

Anyway. If y'all could help check me to see if I got it operating as-intended, I *think* I applied the changes.

--etcbbu