Closed siliconforks closed 1 year ago
Thanks for your feedback @siliconforks
Okay I haven't tested but pushed z-index to 999999
let's see if that helps for now ;)
Ref: https://github.com/littlebizzy/hovercraft/commit/26dd5eef7835fc3d444e2198e7159c327ca90fb9
On a related note, the search box overlay is currently 99999
which is the same as WP admin bar... I have seen that value used on a few other projects for their search overlays, not sure why.
Might need to tweak both of these again later.
The mobile menu seems to be fixed now - it's now appearing above the admin bar.
I tried the full screen search and the search overlay is indeed below the admin bar, although that doesn't really matter much as the admin bar is not covering anything important.
I did notice an issue with the full screen search close button, but that is unrelated - I'll create another issue for that.
When the user is logged in to WordPress, the mobile menu (
id="myNav"
, with z-index 9999) appears below the WordPress admin bar (id="wpadminbar"
, with z-index 99999).I would suggest increasing the z-index of the
myNav
element to something greater than 99999 so that it appears above the admin bar.