I have no exact idea how to handle that.
But my experience tells me, that the 'visible overlay order' of the elements might be affected.
Change that order.
Right click on that specifique element, and re-order the appearance; set it to Foreground.
Right click ... Overlay Position ... Foreground.
Hope it helps.



Edited by digizar - Aug 15 2017 at 7:25pm

That is relatively easy to explain.
In short words: Everything on a Page is an ELEMENT (Image, Navigation, Text,  u name it ...)
See the sample screenshot:
Right hand the elements (yellow marked),
in the center the page with the marked element: 'Dies ist ...' with note 'Right click here'.
And on the left margin bottom part the 'Element Explorer' (yellow marked).

When you select a page, you see on the page's Main part all elements somehow framed.
And on the Element Explorer all elements of this page appear in that list; you may select any element from there, too. Just left click it. It will be framed ('picked') on the page.

This picked element can be accessed via a right mouse click on that element of that page; or by directly right-clicking on any element of that page.
Which in turn brings up a popup, with the 'Overlay Position' selection inside. Left-click on that line, and the final selections show up. Left-pick 'Foreground'.
That may overlay another part of the page, buth then you know how to handle the overlay structure with 'Forward'.. 'Backward' ... .
I guess that reflects the z-order, but one does not really have to care about. I personally wouldn't even dare to touch that sequence manually.
(Remark: That same procedure works for many other programs, too. So never underestimate the right mouse click, it's a very powerful tool).

This methode should enable you to find any element of a project.
That should be the same for any template/layer, but I'm not sure about this, because I am just another user like you. I never used a predefined template; I always prepared them from scratch.





Edited by digizar - Aug 16 2017 at 12:14pm

There might be a remote possibility.
They may have created an Layer/Template, based on another one. Layers may be 'stacked'.
Then, when you use such layer in your project, it might be that this particular element is NOT accessible directly in your page, because it hosts in one of the layers.
If you try to access one of your elements on your page based on a layer, the access ist not possible. Which is the case anyway. And for sure it's the case here with sense..., because that IS a layer/template. Beat me up if it isn't.

So one may access such elements ONLY in the layer where they are defined.
In this case you see a single small sign beneath that element on your page, which guides you to the layer's element. Left-click on that small sign, und you will be diverted to the element where it is actually desinged and located. Only at that place you may change the behaviour of an element on a layer/template (located not on your page). The change will affect your page -all of your pages containing that layer-, which is the purpose of layers/templates.

If you right-click on your page on such element which actually lays in a layer, it will show a different popup, not containig the line for the Overlay selection. But guiding you the the element in the layer.

Otherwise ... the creator has it in his hands. You might want to ask him then. And report here what is the outcome, please.
I follow this thread, because I want to know as much as possible about OE.
Maybe one of these days I'm going to write some additional explanations.


Edited by digizar - Aug 17 2017 at 1:31am

The creator of the templates is an admin in this forum; I wrote him a private message. I will let you know the outcome. I think it is better to wait for his response first 

Ok, I'll do it today