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URL: https://menuversity.com/store_dev.html#xmenu/menu
Browser / Version: Chrome 55.0.2883
Operating System: Windows 7
Problem type: Layout is messed up

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Navigate to: https://menuversity.com/store_dev.html#xmenu/menu
  2. Click Entries in the middle
  3. Scroll down to where the food items are at the top of the window.
  4. click steak or other item

Expected Behavior: Dialog comes up over everything but nav menu

Actual Behavior: Dialog comes up over everything but nav menu and 2 rows. Does not show the 2 rows in other browser. I am the dev on the site, the rows are nested in another element with a lower z-index. The only way to get the rows to drop below is go inside the nested elements and set the specific z-index on the rows container. But the rows container container is on the same hierarchy as the dialog and manipulating its z-index has no effect...
The only think I can think of that triggers this is perhaps something I do to manipulate the (entries & desert) css visibility property. But this shouldn't have this kind of effect.

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Closed: Works For Me
#4047

menuversity.com - layout is messed up

Opened: 2016-12-23
Reporter: TimWillis
Comments: 11
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