Hi guys, my problem is this:

I made a design that have a header picture that i want to be editable, and over it there is the logo that I want to be editable too. So, in the code there are two layers one over the other with z-index and positioning css elements, as usual. It looks pretty well, but when in editing mode, although they look in place, I can't edit the block where I have the logo, the system only let me edit the block with the header picture (behind), but not the logo (over). If I place the mouse over the logo and right-click it, the system only shows the edition properties for the layer behind (header picture).

It seems to be something with the Concrete's block editing layer, it seems to be on top of everything else.

I've search A LOT! and found a solution, but what it does is to apply some kind of "allowed" and very simple hack in the code that simply apply another css position properties in editing mode to the logo div tags, so you can separate (not superimpose) those two layers and then you can edit each one.
This is the solution I found:http://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/customizing_c5/is-it-poss...

Although pretty creative and recursive it doesn't looks well and I think it must be another way to achieve this... A more "professional" good looking way. Is a very basic need, there is a lot of designs with Superimposed layers that must be both editable.

I would appreciate any help with this because I'm stuck and must solve it quickly.

Thank you guys