See screenshot:
Unless this is a “by design” issue, one fix might be to set the z-order value to something much lower than a 1000 on the .d-header style rule.
Cheers,
Kirupa
AI-generated summary
The “Your topic is similar to…” popup is displaying under the logo header. kirupa suggested setting a lower z-order value for the .d-header style rule as a possible fix. However, codinghorror pointed out a CSS error with enormous HTML headers, which simon believes is a custom header issue. simon proposed adding .custom-header { position: relative; z-index: 1000; } to resolve the issue.
Multiple users, including Hector, steko, Alankrit_Choudh, and jomaxro, have reported the same issue on different screen resolutions and without custom CSS. tobiaseigen previously raised this issue and suggested putting the “x” at the bottom of the popup. codinghorror clarified that the issue is not with the site header panel and supports overlaying help/advice panels over the preview panel instead of using an “above the editor” popup.
There is a CSS error where your HTML headers are enormous. Correct that CSS error first.
I think that’s a custom header.
It’s tricky because the popup is a child of .reply-control. It has a z-index of 999. The header drop-down menus inherit a z-index of 1000 from the header. If you reduce the header’s z-index then the dropdown menu shows up behind the composer.
One solution is .custom-header { position: relative; z-index: 1000; } That way at least the header and the custom-header are both covering the popup.
1 curtida
It’s not only a problem with custom headers. I have a second monitor with a small screen (1024 x 768) and I had noticed a similar problem.
1 curtida
I raised this Issue earlier. It is the reason I proposed putting the x at bottom of the pop-up.
1 curtida
I am seeing the same on my forum. No custom CSS, latest version.
1366 x 768 screen:
1920 x 1080 screen:
I was referring to the h2 header that says “your topic is similar to..” not the site header panel.
1 curtida
I do support the other topic here which proposed overlaying the help / advice panels over the preview panel rather than being an “above the editor” popup.