If I run the below script for more than 4 times, like 5 or 10:
$.toast({ text: 'Set thehideAfterproperty to false and the toast will become sticky.', hideAfter: false, stack: 4, })
The old one will be replaced by the new one, however, when I close all the 4 toasts, I didn't see the old toasts, should we set them as sticky until clicking the close button?
for example, the latest toast will not replace the previous one, just have a larger z-index, after closing the latest toast, we still can see the previous one.
If I run the below script for more than 4 times, like 5 or 10:
$.toast({ text: 'Set the
hideAfterproperty to false and the toast will become sticky.', hideAfter: false, stack: 4, })
The old one will be replaced by the new one, however, when I close all the 4 toasts, I didn't see the old toasts, should we set them as sticky until clicking the close button? for example, the latest toast will not replace the previous one, just have a larger z-index, after closing the latest toast, we still can see the previous one.