This was very helpful. In my case, I was trying to display a menu on top of other content, so I had to use use Element.inFront in place of Element.behindContent because the content would cover up the clickable region.
Element.inFront
Element.behindContent
Element.el [ Element.inFront fullWidthBackgroundThatClosesMenuOnClick , Element.inFront myMenu ] (...content...)
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This was very helpful. In my case, I was trying to display a menu on top of other content, so I had to use use
Element.inFrontin place ofElement.behindContentbecause the content would cover up the clickable region.