BUGFIX: Link editor should have higher z-index than RichTextEditor #74
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Great, we had this problem too. Thanks for fixing! |
* main: [BUGFIX] Prevent line breaks in tabs TASK: adjust readme with anchor links to documentation parts # Conflicts: # Resources/Public/JavaScript/Plugin.js
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Unfortunately, this has a regression:
The select box with the phone number prefixes is not behind. This element has z-index 70. Not sure if we should just raise this to 101 or if it will cause further problems? |
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When using the
RichTextEditor, the link editor would open behind the editor as the z-index is lower. I increased the z-index to 100, so that the link editor stays reliably on top of the rich text editor.