I really need help with this as I have no idea what happened and why this is happening all of a sudden. My cart is hidden in preview and in my published site- it looks like it hiding within the nav bar. I have already played around with the z-index so I don’t think it’s that. I honestly don’t know what I have done.
Hey Sonia! Good looking site you got here. I think i found the solution to your problem. The container div “Menu” has the property “Overflow: Hidden” Activated. Try changing it to overflow visible and the menu should appear.
Thanks for the response @felix_hellstrom . I have changed it now and it has helped somewhat. But the green coloured parts are still hiding and the “cart wrapper” which is meant to make the screen darker while the cart is open is only happening in the nav bar. Do you know how to fix this too?!
hmm I tried looking through the page again and I think some other element is in the way. I could’n find which one though. Could you send me a link to the published domain so I can inspect the site with google chromes dev tools.
Okay that worked - at least the cart is now working. Yea I have no idea why it won’t let me do anything to that container. Very strange. Either way thank you so much for the help.
I did a bunch of research as it kept doing the same thing no matter how many times I did the nav bar from scratch, and found out that apparently this is known glitch. It happens when you have added an animation to your nav bar. I have fixed the problem by not having any animations on the nav bar… it isn’t ideal as I wanted to hide and show it as people scroll through, but at least it works perfectly now.
Not sure how people have made it work with animations… I will just keep it that way for now.
This happens when a filter or animation, such as a Backdrop filter, is added to a Card element. You need to remove any filters from it to allow the Card Wrapper to be displayed.
Thank you for this comment! It was driving me crazy not understanding why my cart was being constrained without any interactions and sure enough I removed the backdrop filter from the nav and it fixed it.
Turns out mine was due to having backdrop filter involved, specifically in a parent div (the navbar) of the cart. I removed the backdrop filter from the nav, which was obsolete anyway and removed the filter I had in my nav interaction too, and all is well.