Keeping the A Master design on top

Hello, I have the latest update of Muse but i'm having a problem. I'm trying to put my A master page on top of all the created pages. As of now, all my content overlaps my A master design. I've seen this before on a previous version but would like to know how this is possible to the new version of Adobe Muse. Thank you, please respond.

The stacking order of page elements is not determined by being placed on a master page or not. The stacking order can be influenced by placing it onto the correct layer.
Go to your master page, open the layers panel and create a new layer above all others. Then drag all elements, which shall appear in front of all others, onto this layer.

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