Set the inline element to something like opacity: 0.5
Inline element, when scrolling, will appear on top of the frozen column.
Honestly, this looks 100% like a Chrome bug (and I plan to file it with Chrome), as the rendering behavior of elements should not change z-index layer order, by any spec I know of.
The reason I'm filing it here is that a simple adjustment by PrimeVue would circumvent this bug. The fix is simple, so I'm hoping PrimeVue can add it. (I'll add it to my own "override" CSS in the interim.) However, I don't know if there are other PrimeVue components that expect particular z-index ordering. I've done this, which circumvents the issue:
Describe the bug
body
slot.opacity: 0.5
Honestly, this looks 100% like a Chrome bug (and I plan to file it with Chrome), as the rendering behavior of elements should not change z-index layer order, by any spec I know of.
The reason I'm filing it here is that a simple adjustment by PrimeVue would circumvent this bug. The fix is simple, so I'm hoping PrimeVue can add it. (I'll add it to my own "override" CSS in the interim.) However, I don't know if there are other PrimeVue components that expect particular z-index ordering. I've done this, which circumvents the issue:
Reproducer
https://stackblitz.com/edit/primevue-create-vue-typescript-issue-template-bsguuz?file=src%2FApp.vue,package.json
PrimeVue version
3.47.2
Vue version
3.x
Language
TypeScript
Build / Runtime
Vue CLI App
Browser(s)
Chrome Version 123.0.6312.59 (Official Build) (arm64)
Steps to reproduce the behavior
See above.
Expected behavior
Frozen columns should always stay on top.