This works quite well in Chromium, and in Gecko and WebKit it has the effect of making it permanently floating, which is a little weird when you're looking at the top of the document.
Also no browser supports the content property taking a string.
(Also, HTML currently uses whatwg.org/newbug, so we'd need to account for that somehow.)
I think for now the best course of action is to remove the floating "new issue" feature, but this CSS could possibly restore it:
This works quite well in Chromium, and in Gecko and WebKit it has the effect of making it permanently floating, which is a little weird when you're looking at the top of the document.
Also no browser supports the
content
property taking a string.(Also, HTML currently uses
whatwg.org/newbug
, so we'd need to account for that somehow.)