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fix: menu options z-index (#402) #404

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This may not be ideal, but it's a start.

We may want to consider a wider range of z-indexes for more flexibility. In other words, higher-numbered z-indexes with space in between, just in case. For example, Dialogs could be at 10, Menu at 20, etc, similar to how Bootstrap does it.

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uipoet commented Jun 16, 2022

Thank you for this fix. I'm merging as-is, then investigating whether it is feasible to layer dom elements by the order of their containing parents to do away with z-indexing altogether. Seems like either this or an intentional system of units like the one you proposed are a good overall change.

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Awesome, no problem. Thanks Jamie!

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