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Current behavior:
When firing a toast message, some page elements are not covered properly by the toast. Instead, those elements cover the message!
In the example above, the elements are not set to unusual z-index values or anything.
Expected behavior:
The Toast message, since it is ephemeral, should cover just about everything. I think it should have some transparency in it's backdrop, which should help if anything underneath it needs to be seen.
Steps to reproduce:
In your browser console try sending a toast on a page with PWA elements:
window.Capacitor.Plugins.Toast.show({ text: "Here's a long Toast message. You can see under me, but if you scroll the page, some elements cover me up!", duration: '10000'}).then();
Then attempt to scroll elements past it, such as form input elements (like those pictured above).
Potential solution
Increase Toast Z-index?
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Current behavior:
When firing a toast message, some page elements are not covered properly by the toast. Instead, those elements cover the message!
In the example above, the elements are not set to unusual z-index values or anything.
Expected behavior:
The Toast message, since it is ephemeral, should cover just about everything. I think it should have some transparency in it's backdrop, which should help if anything underneath it needs to be seen.
Steps to reproduce:
In your browser console try sending a toast on a page with PWA elements:
Then attempt to scroll elements past it, such as form input elements (like those pictured above).
Potential solution
Increase Toast Z-index?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: