Last modified: 2012-12-16 22:19:57 UTC
Try editing the page [[:en:Buri_Ram_Airport]] with VisualEditor. Mouse over the infobox. There's an element that sticks above the alien marking, because it has a z-index attribute. I don't know how best to fix this, I assume it would be bad to simply set z-index=1000 and be on your way, but it's an inconsistent appearance and something to be fixed eventually. I suspect this may also be a good beginner bug, so if someone from the VE team can mark this as easy, then we can leave it for a newcomer.
Sorry, setting web browser in case it matters.
The following CSS rule exists: > .ve-ce-alienBlockNode, .ve-ce-alienInlineNode, > .ve-ce-alienBlockNode *, .ve-ce-alienInlineNode * { > position: relative !important; > top: 0 !important; > left: 0 !important; > bottom: 0 !important; > right: 0 !important; > } They have position relative, so the z-index within is relative and constraint within the alien. However that isn't the case. This is because the top node (alienBlockNode, not alienBlockNode *) needs z-index: 0; to complete this feature. It is the combination of z-index: 0; and position: relative; that makes it work. It was presumably forgotten because it needs to be on a separate rule (not inside the one above, since that would set z-index: 0; on all blocks, thus destroying the order of elements within the alien).
Patch in https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/38669
You guys have no concept of leaving a simple bug for new contributors? :) Not to worry, I'll go find more. Thanks Rob!
Change-Id: I889074a659483ce3d48380be5f50f80abb573286
