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Images disappear when using a row image background

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    sds
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    It seems I can't use images on top of a row image background (gradient image). The images are visible in the editor, but when I publish the site they briefly show then fade out and disappear.

    Text elements is not affected however.

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      dawe
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      I think I have the same problem after updating to 5.5.5.

      Here is the example: https://weberruss.com/ein-erscheinungsbild-fuer-die-free-wifi-initative-freifunk-mainz/

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        thomasmaier
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        I also have this problem

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          dawe
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            dawe
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            #5

            I fixed it temporary with the following css-code:

            .col img.lay-image-original {
                z-index: 10;
            }
            
            .background-image {
                z-index: -10;
            }
            

            However, this does not work if a page background colour is set. But for me it's fine now.

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              I fixed it temporary with the following css-code:

              .col img.lay-image-original {
                  z-index: 10;
              }
              
              .background-image {
                  z-index: -10;
              }
              

              However, this does not work if a page background colour is set. But for me it's fine now.

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              thomasmaier
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              You can also define a class called 'above' with
              .above {z-index: 9999 !important;} and give it to any object or element that is beneath something where this behavior is not wanted.

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              • edgrbnzE
                edgrbnzE
                edgrbnz
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                #7

                I have the same problem / bug (fixed it temporarily via z-index.)

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                • T thomasmaier

                  You can also define a class called 'above' with
                  .above {z-index: 9999 !important;} and give it to any object or element that is beneath something where this behavior is not wanted.

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                  dawe
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                  @thomasmaier thanks!

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                  • arminunruhA
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                    should be fixed now if u update

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