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I created a website on an older version of Muse and didn't have any problems. Now that it's updated, when you scroll on a page, the information on the page scrolls into the header. Information in the header itself is actually scrolling above the header. I have set the arrows on the left to define the top of the page and the bottom of the header, but it still continues to do this.
I think I have finally figured it out!!! Here is the latest link: Dropbox - Portfolio Website for help.muse
I unpinned everything and now it seems to be working correctly. I have a lot of work visually to do to this, but at least I now have a starting point.
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Without seeing a .muse, we are only able to guess.
Please give us . muse, following these steps:
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Uwe
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Here is the dropbox link to .muse file: Dropbox - Portfolio Website for help.muse
It looks fine until you actually open it in the browser. I thought it may have something to do with the pins, so I went back over those and went back through some of the newer tutorials, but it won't even let me pin my logo and the resume button and boxes around it.
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If it would only be pinning … Nothing should be outside the canvas on any page and of course not on master, too.
Also some layers are locked. Why?
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I was too fast, sorry.
Your header is set to be browser width but isn`t obviously.
All header elements were pinned to the container while the header itself was pinned to browser.
It should be all elements pinned to browser (left/center/right), depending on your design approach.
All your header elements should be in one, in this case top layer, so that all other content "flows" below header elements.
Your image was locked as well in its aspect ratio AND size. Bad practice.
Check this, change it and let us know, if it works. There´s something strange with your image on master, though.
On your page: nothing should be outside (read above) :
There´s a blue line pinned to the bottom of the browser?
Clear it up, mate – horrific
Uwe
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For your browser back ground image use a normal rectangle (M) instead of an image frame (F).
Uwe
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Thanks. I don't use Muse a lot and didn't have any of these issues in the older version. A couple of things I am not sure what you mean.... "Your image was locked as well in its aspect ratio AND size" How do I fix this? And about the blue line being pinned to the bottom of the browser. I am not showing it pinned at all.
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gingerm66143874 schrieb
Thanks. I don't use Muse a lot and didn't have any of these issues in the older version. A couple of things I am not sure what you mean.... "Your image was locked as well in its aspect ratio AND size" How do I fix this? And about the blue line being pinned to the bottom of the browser. I am not showing it pinned at all.
This was the strange thing about your image. I couldn`t set it to stretch to browser width.
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Here is the new dropbox link: Dropbox - Portfolio Website for help.muse It's still doing that.
I resized the background pic. I don't know why the left side is starting at 100 instead of 0. When I set the header and footer to stretch to browser width with it automatically sets to that size.
I had just locked a couple of things downs when I was trying to select different things to see if I could tell what the problem was.
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Because you do not read properly: All elements in header shouldn´t be pinned to a container:
but to the browser:
in this case.
Check all elements and set them as you like – take care of your download resume button
Uwe
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When I click on the "Ginger Mullins" it's not even giving me the option to pin it to anything. Where on your screen shot it is. Here is what I see:
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Click inside here (you use a smaller screen, so this gets hidden)
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Well I finally got the header information to stay in place. The rest of the info still continues to scroll into the header.
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Provide your latest file, I`ll have a look.
Uwe
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I think I have finally figured it out!!! Here is the latest link: Dropbox - Portfolio Website for help.muse
I unpinned everything and now it seems to be working correctly. I have a lot of work visually to do to this, but at least I now have a starting point.
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Do you still have any issues to look at?
Uwe
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I think I am good for now. Thank you for all of your help!
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I still see some "maybe" occurring issues.
I recommend that you put all elements from header in an extra TOP layer and name this, let´s say Head?
It helps you later to identify, where in layer z-order your elements are placed.
So put all these:
into this:
Layers exist site wide, so you easily can detect, in which layer elements from any pages are placed, by colour.
I would do the same with your footer elements.
I realize, you use some system font instead of web fonts or web safe fonts (which might be the same).
You see this by the tiny little "T".
This text will not be treated as text in the browser but as some graphic element. This might disturb you and leads to unintended behavior.
Best Regards,
Uwe