Compositions widgets show in the wrong layer

[ctien]

I have developed a simple site before the recent release in October 2017. I use compositions widget - blank for navigation bar on top and following with a photo.

After upgrading, I found if I uncheck "show widget parts while editing", the target (content) of my navigation will be hide from the photo.  If I left the check on, it works fine as normal.

[Günter Heißenbüttel]

Could you please give us a small .muse file with only one page, only the image and the composition to show us this issue? Please follow these instructions:https://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-8652

[ctien]

Hey Günter,

I put a small sample in the below link.

Adobe Creative Cloud

Thanks a lot.

[Günter Heißenbüttel · Accepted solution]

Yes, this certainly is a bug.

I reduced your site as much as possible to make the issue very clear.

This file can be downloaded here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/n2uqxybpae18z24/Composition-Layer-issue.zip?dl=0

Description:

We have 3 elements:

1. A composition layered on top of everything, set to „Hide all initially“ and deselected „Show widget parts while editing“.
2. A blue image frame layered „below“ the composition widget.
3. A (transparent) rectangle behind the composition trigger, layered at the bottom of all other elements.

• When previewing this in browser, the composition target appears – in contrast to the real layering – behind the blue element.
• When deleting the transparent rectangle, all works fine: The composition target appears on top of the blue element.
• When opening the „Layers“ panel and dragging the transparent rectangle into the „Header“ layer, under the composition, all is working fine too.

I invite ankushr40215001​to have a look at this issue.

[ctien]

Thanks for testing and workarounds presented.

[ankushr40215001]

Hey Guenter and ctien,

Thank you for pointing out this issue.

I am able to reproduce it and eventually logged it as a bug also.

Surely will take this into consideration for the fix in upcoming versions.

Regards,

Ankush

[ctien]

Thanks