I'm currently in the process of developing a website, but I've hit a snag that I can't seem to figure out.
You can view the website at . I'm focusing on mobile-first design, so for the best view, try shrinking the browser screen. When you click the menu button in the top right corner, a menu slides in. While the menu isn't styled yet, the important thing is that it smoothly slides in on top of everything.
However, when I view the website on a mobile device using Chrome, the menu slides in on top of the header but gets hidden beneath the content. Strangely, it works fine on Firefox on my mobile.
After some research, I realized that the issue may be related to fixed elements having their own z-index stacks. This means I can't use z-index to solve the problem. It's possible that I need to completely restructure my document, but I'm struggling to come up with a solution.
The current setup includes a fixed header and footer. I'm trying to implement a menu that slides in from the top, appearing above both the header and the content when the menu button is clicked.