Viewing Hyperlinking problems in v 7.1.2

The nav button (including the menu items that pop up) on the left is covering the icons.

Magic word : z-index.

Have a look at this page : http://m.cleetche.com/tribe-of-joseph

The backbutton works.

If you know what you did, you can do the same for the buttons that are covered.

Jumbo T is partially correct in saying...
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In this particular design, the nav button is in the same div as the drop down o'clock menu. When the code is pasted into EverWeb, the actual space occupied by the button is roughly equal to is height plus the total width of the navigation. Anything dynamic placed in this dead area will would need to be brought to the front after the navigation widget. This problem does not arise when using the same code to create a page in using an editor.

The dead area does not extend over the area occupied by the drop down so any hyperlinks placed in that area will work OK regardless of its z-index.

When I created the Codebox website I assumed that those who attempted the projects would either have a basic knowledge of code or would take the time read the section about inserting it. Its fairly obvious from a lot of the emails I get that most people don't bother to read these pages and, as a result, make rookie mistakes.

On the other hand, I assume that those who purchase the widgets have little or no knowledge of code and try to provide more comprehensive instructions. I recently had an email from a user who had a similar problem with one of the navigation widgets. As a result, I updated the information about them. Those who purchase the widgets, and actually read the pages about inserting the Icon Nav or the Icon M Nav, are directed to a page with info about stacking order in general and and about these widgets in particular.

The widget for creating the 2 level version is different in that the code for the button is separate from the click drop nav.

EDIT: You know what, the stacking order simply doesn't hold on a Master page. I 'bring to front', visit another page, go back, and it requires the same process all over again.

Here's the thing. If EverWeb were to license or include your widgets, I'd use them. I'd use them because they're there. But when I go onto your everwebcodebox site, I find nice and easy instructions on how to implement them myself. And in so doing, I actually learn something in the process. It might take me hours or even days... but there's a sense of satisfaction in actually getting everything to work and feeling like I've done it myself. Maybe you should consider adding a Donate button or Tip jar to your site. Then people like me could give a little back! I'd be happy to do so because you definitely deserve it :)