Open ShawnRoller opened 3 years ago
Hey. I have a similar issue, and I am also interested by a fix for this. In the meantime, would you mind sharing an example of how you have set your zIndex ? Thanks for sharing.
I had to set the zIndex of the view that contains the dropdown, and it is very hacky.
{fieldContainers.map((field, index) => ( <View style={{ zIndex: 999 - index }}><Dropdown… /></View> )
Hope that helps.
I had to set the zIndex of the view that contains the dropdown, and it is very hacky.
{fieldContainers.map((field, index) => ( <View style={{ zIndex: 999 - index }}><Dropdown… /></View> )
Hope that helps.
Thanks !
Seems not reproduceable in browser, will check in react-native.
Also having this issue in NextJS. Tried adding a z-index to the optionListContainer
class and had no success.
Having the same issue. Adding z-index to "optionListContainer" class in styles prop don't work.
Hi, I like the simplicity of using this library. I'm using this in a react-native-web project.
When I expand the options, the other elements below the options are rendered on top of the option list. I have tried setting the z-index on
optionContainer
but it seems to have no effect.The workaround is for me to set a
zIndex
on all of my dropdowns manually, which is not ideal.I would like to see a solution for overriding the CSS to explicitly set the
z-index
so that the optionContainer always appears over other elements when it is expanded.Thanks!
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