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The GTK layering is such that the [Delete all] notification button's Z-index is lower than that of the title pieces.
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This makes relocating the button so the notifications don't move when the button appears makes it unclickable in nearly every instance.
A small oddity is that it sometimes does work, on the bottom edge of the button, but it's essentially moot.
Solution?: Move all buttons' Z-indices above all other items (including notifications and text).
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Hi @mikenrafter, thanks for the report. I think GTK CSS does not support z-index. The only solution would be reordering the items in this file.
Maybe, another option could be to limit the width of the title element through CSS but I am not sure if that would work.
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The GTK layering is such that the [
Delete all
] notification button's Z-index is lower than that of the title pieces.This makes relocating the button so the notifications don't move when the button appears makes it unclickable in nearly every instance.
A small oddity is that it sometimes does work, on the bottom edge of the button, but it's essentially moot.
Solution?:
Move all buttons' Z-indices above all other items (including notifications and text).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: