Project arrows over Cover
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Hi,
Is there a way for the project arrows not to be over the Cover?Thank you
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Dear @Marta-Dias
are you talking about the Cover-Cover? The image which overlays the whole homepage when you start it the first time?
In this case… Well, you can use the CUSTOM CSS and z-index to bring them to the top.But I do not see a reason to do that…
Let me know if that helps!
Best!
Marius
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Dear @Marta-Dias
are you talking about the Cover-Cover? The image which overlays the whole homepage when you start it the first time?
In this case… Well, you can use the CUSTOM CSS and z-index to bring them to the top.But I do not see a reason to do that…
Let me know if that helps!
Best!
Marius
@mariusjopen
Hi Marius,I’m talking about the cover that introduces projects, sorry if I wasn’t clear enough. I have covers for individual projects, as in this site: http://www.querida.si/macba-the-hermetic-bell/
I also have project arrows so people can go to the previous/next project. The problem is that they appear over the cover and what I want is for them not to show up while on the cover-region, but only on the rows-region. (Just to prevent people from clicking on the arrows without scrolling and seeing the project itself.)
This basically means that the z-index value of the cover-region needs to be bigger than the one of the project-arrow and that the z-index value of the project-arrow needs to be bigger than the one of the rows-region. For example:
#cover-region{
z-index:3;
}.project-arrow{
z-index:2;
}#rows-region{
z-index: 1;
}But at the same time, this doesn’t make sense because the cover should be under the rows-region, which means that its value should be smaller than the one of the rows-region, so I don’t know if what I want is possible through this method.
Well if you know a way to do what I want, please tell! If not, it’s ok, I already have a plan B, with the arrows being over the cover but less visible.
Thanks a lot!
Marta
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Dear @Marta-Dias
you are right. I just tested it myself.With the z-index it won't work.
I see a solution only with jQuery. But that would involve quite some coding.
Better go for the plan B.
Best!
Marius
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