z-index of editor row vs. submit row

digitalpoint

Well-known member
Affected version
2.2.12
Ran into this myself today, but found another thread asking about it a couple years ago:


If you use <xf:editorrow /> in a template that is able to be overlayed, the editor gets put in front of the submit row which ends up looking like so:

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It probably makes sense to have something like this in the CSS:
CSS:
.formSubmitRow {
    z-index: 9999;
}

Can't think of a situation where you would want something to sit on top of the form submission button (overlay or not).
 
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