pop up background becomes invisible if set to "stretch full width"

[letsgofishing]

Can someone please look at the attached file and help.
I've got a button linked to a pop up layer - that layer consists of a long paragraph of text and a white rectangle to "cover" what is underneath it on the page when the pop us is activated.
On the page background are also 2 rectangles - 1 grey and 1 blue - that are set to stretch full width.
So far so good if the white rectangle on the pop up layer is NOT set to stretch to width - the layer pops up on clicking the "read more" button and covers the the other items on the page.
BUT - I want that white rectangle to stretch to page width to cover the blue and gray rectangles when scrolling down the page - hope this makes sense.
If I make the white rectangle on the pop up stretch to full with, it becomes "invisible" ad you can see the other items on the page underneath the text.

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Thanks in advance
LGF

[gwpriester]

Don't make the layer stretchy.

I see what you are trying to do, but it does not buy you anything. The stretchy background and banner adds a frame around the text which with the white background reads just fine. Which is the reason for the pop up.

[Egg Bramhill]

Hi LGF. Stretchy object appear BELOW the main page content, so there's no point making it stretchy. Just create a wide rectangle behind the pop-up layer and uncheck Clip to page boundary whatever. I've coloured your white rectangle yellow here. I think this is what your after.

[letsgofishing]

Hi LGF. Stretchy object appear BELOW the main page content, so there's no point making it stretchy. Just create a wide rectangle behind the pop-up layer and uncheck Clip to page boundary whatever. I've coloured your white rectangle yellow here. I think this is what your after.

aaahhh - thank you sir! I thought because the pop up layer is above the mouse off layer in the p&lgallery, so the pop up stretchy would be too! It was the uncheck "clip to page edges" that solved it!

PS - ignore the atachment

[Egg Bramhill]

Good to hear it's sorted