All-day events are displayed in front of the sticky header
See original GitHub issueIn v5, I have a calendar for which I have set height=‘auto’. When in the timeGridWeek or timeGridDay view, if I have several all-day events and scroll, the all-day events overlap the sticky days header: see https://codepen.io/maradragan/pen/oNbdvZZ
As a workaround I’ve done the following
.fc .fc-timegrid .fc-daygrid-body {
z-index: 1;
}
but I’m not sure it doesn’t break other things.
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I just reverted the changes I made because they cause new bugs as @gjvoosten points out. This problem is too hairy to fix easily before the next release, so I need to punt on it for now. @gjvoosten you mention you’d like to have the popover be a direct child of the root calendar (.fc) div as it was in v4. I’ve come to the same conclusion that this is the best solution. It will also fix some other bugs as well (#5532)
This has been fixed in v5.7.0! blog post: https://fullcalendar.io/blog/2021/05/new-features-in-v570
fixed repro: https://codepen.io/arshaw/pen/poegoLy?editors=0010