Image cover and Home Page issue

[Jonathan]

Jonathan

April 20, 2015 at 10:35 am

I’m still stuck one particular issue in Virtue Premium but Ben has been great working with me through these. I think that’s what separates the all-too-few like him from the rest of the theme authors out there; commitment to his customers. Anyway, thank you Ben. Now for the issues.

Issue 1: Featured Image Coverage – I was placing Featured Images in their places so that they’d appear on a product’s individual page. With a sticky header containing the company’s logo (centered) and horizontal menu activated, when selecting a product, the product’s page would appear but as it was scrolled up, while while the page itself would dive under the header and menu, the image would not. It would scroll up with the rest of the page but scroll over the top of the header logo image and menu. A secondary issue arose concerning the drop-down menu. The menu lies just beneath the centered logo and when I was on a product’s page, clicking on a menu selection would yield the usual a drop-down slate of sub-menu selections but it too was hidden under the featured image.
Correction: Ben wrote a bit that I put into the Advances Setting’s CSS part of the theme options and it corrected both issues. In case someone is having problems with the same thing, here is Ben’s fix.

#kad-banner {
z-index: 10000 !important;

Issue 2: I’ve selected a Wide Layout and centered logo from the Main Settings and no side bar from the Home Layout options and I’ve selected static page and Home from Selections/Reading and Front Page options. I created an independent “Home” page from the Pages option but when I return to the Home Layout option and attempt to move items like Featured Products, Best Selleres or any slider from the “Disabled” to the “Enabled”, it won’t stick. I must be doing something wrong so I’ll keep trying to figure it out but for now, all I have is a Flex Slider that I created and positioned on my Home Page/. Any help anyone could offer would be greatly appreciated.
position:relative;
}