Sticky appearance (visible and invisible)

[kexej28769@nongnue]

It may be difficult to see where the form will appear because your CSS changes won't take effect in the editor preview, but you'll be able to see the effect when you save and preview the page.


The easiest way to achieve this is to use z-index . In short, z-index is a way to communicate layers through HTML; an image with a z-index of 2 will be perceived as closer to the user than a box with a z- algeria number data of 1, so when viewing the page, it will appear as if the image is in front of the box.

For this method, you'll need some kind of opaque box in each section of your page. The box can be filled with a color, an image, a gradient - it doesn't matter as long as it's transparent. After you've placed the boxes in place, make a note of their z-index, which you can find in the "Meta Data" section of the right-hand settings bar, the same place where the element ID is shown.



The z-index of this box is 31, so it will cover something with an index of 30.

Then use CSS to select the elements you are moving to the bottom of the page and set their z-index to a lower number. In the lines below, I have selected two elements and set their z-index to 30, which means they will be hidden behind the box above, which has a z-index of 31. Again, here you will want to change the IDs that start with #lp-pom-box-xxxx to the same IDs that you used in the Sticky Form (Always there) solution above .
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