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Hi Andrew,
this makes it much clearer what you want to achieve.
Well, unfortunately this is not possible with muse, out of the box.
You would need a 3rd party widget from: musewidgets.com
You could ask muse-themes.com: Color Shoppe - Tattoo Shop Inspired Theme by MuseThemes for Adobe Muse ​ if their
tenmplate allows scrolling on this landing page as well.
Adobe Muse 100% Height Widget by MuseThemes​ , I didn`t see anything that show, if this allows scrolling for some elements.
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Check the footer checkmark in the top right corner of the muse menu, when you have your desired element chosen.
Best Regards,
Uwe
Dear Uwe,
Thank you for your reply!
I did (at least I believe I did) followed your advice, but the rectangle still not positioned at the bottom of the browser window when page loads.
What i did: (I also tried to move the rectangle to header and between, just to try)
result:
Could you be so kind and help me, what am I doing possible wrong?
Many thanks,
Andrew
Unfortunately, it is already checked:
but the problem still exist.
Any other idea, I could try ?
This graze nav bar does not start at the bottom of the browser, it is placed below the hero image, that´s all.
In the meantime, I have to admit, I don`t understand anymore what you want to achieve.
The effect on your example is done with scroll motion and can be done for all elements and of course for elements at the bottom of the page.
It can only be done until you go with fixed width breakpoints instead of fluid width breakpoints.
BTW, it doesn`t bother me at all, to help. As you may have read from Günter Heißenbüttel​ , I searched for a solution without knowing the real question – he was absolutely right, because I completely misinterpreted your question. Your question has nothing to do with footer or pinning, I guess so far.
So to say, share a .muse with us. It doesn`t look too huge at the moment.
Best Regards,
Uwe
Look at this „quick and dirty" .muse file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/znalce3h4i68too/move-stop-menu.muse?dl=0
It shows the basics of something, what you want to achieve.
Of course, it needs refinements, but as I said, I won’t build something like that, before gathering experience with Muse.
Don’t take part in the Rallye Paris – Dakar, when you are sitting in a car for the very first time! 
Dear Uwe,
First of all to avoid any misunderstanding, the "bothering" part was address to Günter (you can see in my message above), as I did not wanted that somebody hurt you, when you trying to help me, but I already discussed and clear this with him. What I was address to you in that message was: BIG THANK YOU for your kindness and help!
Back to the problem:
I was trying to find another example, which hopefully explains my target better. Please have a look at this live page (most probably it was not made in muse, but regardless a good example for what I am trying to achieve), Please have a look at to the bottom navigation bar (marked with red arrows):
and see how it work in the live page example:
As you can see, at page load (regardless of the browser size, so it is responsive), it loads/positioned at the bottom of the browser, but as soon as you scroll it moves to the top where it sticks (and vica versa) , so if i am using the term correct , it is not pinned. just positioned at the bottom of thebrowser at the beginning and when page scroll returns. to the same potion. This is what I would like to achieve. So once again, I am not talking about the scroll effect or being sticky at the top (referring to Günter earlier message and example) as that's all clear an working. My question exclusively focusing on the recatnage browser bottom positioning without losing the scroll effect.
Following the rules and based on your request, I had uploaded my project to dropbox. (Please note , that I added some assets (a widghet and a video file) as well if you wish to see a complete view what I am doing. When you open the project, you will see, I have the rectangle, it is scrolling, it is sticky at the top, BUT I am unable to position it to the bottom of the browser automatically at page load withotu being pinned, as in that case I would loose the scrolling part. (I using fixed and not fluid breakpoints).
I hope I was able to explain it now better, as if not, i truly lost how about to explain it better. Once again, apologizing for my english not good enough to explain properly withe technical terms what i am looking for. I have no intention to waste your time, I am doing my best to explain the problem.
Many Thanks for your time and help,
Andrew
fotoroeder​​, why do you send a file? We should ask the person, who has the issue, to do this.
The way, we described, definitely is working. So andrasbakos​ should show us his attempt by sharing his file via Dropbox or Creative Cloud.
I have to admit, I don`t know. Yes you are right. Maybe because it rains? Procrastination?
Thanks for reminding 
Uwe
andrasbakos​: I think, you overloooked the smily in my post!
But the serious background: If you follow this forum, you will see, that we are involved in hundreds of threads with hundreds of posts. Most of the issues, discussed here, could be resolved in a minimal fraction of time, if the initial poste share a small(!!!) .muse file demonstrating his issue. Sharing such a file will give us the opportunity, to assist considerably more users.
Pure questions and answers often don’t lead to success, because we can’t judge, if the „questioner“ or the „helper" understood the issue correctly and/or if he followed the given instructions precisely. Additionally – since elements in responsive layouts influence each other, there are tons of possibilities, why this or that is working or not. (Not to forget, that we might encounter interferences between 3rd party widgets or a Muse bug).
This thread is the best example for this: There are questions, there are (correct) answers, but in the end, the problem apparently is a complete different one:
- First, the problem was, to keep an element at the bottom of the browser visible without pinning.
- Then, without the first issue being resolved, you asked, how an element can scroll upwards until it reaches the top of the page and stays visible there.
The first problem can be fixed easily. The second need some deeper experience in using Muse.
Therefore: Give us a small example demonstrating you issue, upload it to Dropbox, Creative Cloud or a similar file sharing service, and post the download link here. If necessary, folloiw these instructions: https://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-8652​
You obviously are looking for something like „Scroll Effects“, because this is the way, you can achieve, what you want. Be aware, that you only can apply scroll effects to fixed width breakpoint.
I’d strongly recommend, to use scroll effect not before being really experienced with Muse.
It would be a good idea, to read here about „Scroll Effects:
https://helpx.adobe.com/muse/tutorials.html​
Or have a deep look at Dani Beaumont’s (product manager of Muse) YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=dani+beaumont
Günter: Well, you know I am quite sensitive, when somebody else, whom good hearted trying to help me, being addressed on an an issue relates to me.
You are right about an example explains instead of 1000s of words, that's why I tried to use screenshots as soon as I could, but other than trying to use specific words such: not pinned, and browser bottom (instead of page bottom), I could not realized how could I explain it better, as my project would not explain the issue. BUT, after Uwe amazing help, I just realized, that which part I need to explain it differently, and I was able to search for a live example. (Again not to my project file as that would not explain anything).
Long story short, please be assured, that I am always on the visual explanation side too, as I respect all of your time and support, so I would never waste your time.
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