Problem with z-index

Posted by: pawelf

11th February 2022, 4:03 pm

pawelf

@pawelf

11 Feb 2022
4:03 pm

On my website I have some elements with "z-index:11". Class .somdn-capture-email-wrap has "z-index: 9999999;" but still this "z-index:11" elements are above form. How can I fix it?

  • Richard Webster

    @rwebster

    11 Feb 2022
    5:17 pm

    Afternoon mate. Can you post a link to one of your free products with this problem? I'll take a look for you.

  • pawelf

    @pawelf

    12 Feb 2022
    11:59 am

    https://

    Last modified: 14th February 2022, 10:23 am by pawelf

  • pawelf

    @pawelf

    12 Feb 2022
    1:00 pm

    And if you can see, there is also problem with too small picture in popup.

  • Richard Webster

    @rwebster

    12 Feb 2022
    1:46 pm

    I'll take a look for you mate. The zindex problem could just be a small bit of CSS to add. The image size might be the thumbnail size on your site, you might need to put a custom template in your theme files for the popup, but I'll see myself tomorrow.

  • pawelf

    @pawelf

    12 Feb 2022
    2:26 pm

    Thank you! I will be grateful for your help!

  • Richard Webster

    @rwebster

    13 Feb 2022
    11:24 am

    If you add the following custom CSS to your site, the easiest way would be from the theme customizer menu, then Additional CSS, the z-index should be sorted for your theme:

    body.somdn-capture-email-open header.header,
    body.somdn-capture-email-open div#navholder,
    body.somdn-capture-email-open div.subheader,
    body.somdn-capture-email-open a#scroll_totop {
        z-index: 9;
    }

    For the thumbnail it looks like your smallest thumbnail size is really tiny, which is why it's low resolution. Your thumbnail also has lots of whitespace around the image, which makes it look smaller.

    You might be able to customise the template file for the email capture form, but I'd need to dig into your site a little to see what size needs to be changed in the template. You can open up a tech support ticket and I might be able to help further.

    Last modified: 13th February 2022, 12:26 pm by Richard Webster

  • pawelf

    @pawelf

    14 Feb 2022
    10:22 am

    Thank you! 🙂

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