Fix: z-index: -1 needed for publish footer due to accordions
#10589
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Nice catch! I merged the new date picker so I'll try to have a look, but if @nosolosw gets to it before me I trust them 😄 |
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@postphotos Thanks for the bug report, ping, and proposal! I appreciate it. I think we may want an alternative way to fix this. Instead of hiding the pre-publish checks, we should make sure it sticks to the bottom, even when the parent grows. #10680 implements that approach. Closing this PR in favor of 10680. |
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Description
In testing the new calendar feature (#7621) I spotted a bug. When using the new pre-publish toggle (#9760), opening longer panels cause a z-index issue as such:
The problem has to do with the way the accordions above behave, and a quick
z-index: -1gets it to cooperate again.How has this been tested?
I tested the fix replicated the bug in Safari, Firefox and Chrome. I was not able to test in Edge or Opera, so this would be nice if it's required for merge.
Screenshots
In addition to the bug was screenshot above, The bug and fix is seen here as a screen recording:
https://www.youtube.com/embed/M6CJtV1yFq4
Types of changes
Fixes a small regression oversight probably missed in #9670.
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