I made my menu a global but now the drop down menus go behind the content below. I cant see how to stop this?
You’ll probably just need to adjust the z-index on your menu. Can you try switching the Z-Index to “Custom” and “31” along with the “Isolation” setting to “Isolate”.
If it’s still not working, share your project via Elements Cloud and well take a look at fix it for you 
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Deleted my last post, cloud upload is working now and project is uploaded. I have only made the menu of the home page global for now.
Why 31? Magical number?
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Containers are 30
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Is there an overview for something like this? That could help clueless users like me be a little less lost in the future. I still haven’t understood how z-index works …
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https://tailwindcss.com/docs/z-index
You can see how content gets stacked, higher the number the higher position in the stack, negative or positive, positive higher
a bit more complicated than 31 depends on component and its position
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thx
Thanks Dan,
I have fixed this, I needed to make the settings you describe to the global and not just to the menu. Thanks again for your amazing support!
i have this ‘sudden’ problem with a drop-down in the menu hiding from the picture below. Can you have a look a this please… kinda desperate now 
elementsapp://downloadDocument/Si4UaT9yoiLo
One way of doing it, if the menu was outside your navigation container your settings would work, the container needed z-31
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Thanks a lot, Steve, for helping me out! I really appreciate it — I was going round in circles.
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