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I didn't noticed this bug until I started testing on android.
Fixed header with a nested Navbar that has 2 buttons in it. If the button on the navbar goes over a form element and the navbar button is clicked focus is applied to the underlying element instead of the navbar button itself.
In this example I'm sharing, if you access this preview from an android device (maybe iphone as well, not sure) click on the textarea form element. This should launch the keyboard forcing the page view to shrink thus moving the header. With the keyboard open scroll the page down so that the "Clear" button is overlaying the "Detail" select element. Once it's over it click the clear button. Instead of the clear button event firing off, it applies focus to the underlying element. In this case it's the detail select element.
I didn't noticed this bug until I started testing on android.
Fixed header with a nested Navbar that has 2 buttons in it. If the button on the navbar goes over a form element and the navbar button is clicked focus is applied to the underlying element instead of the navbar button itself.
In this example I'm sharing, if you access this preview from an android device (maybe iphone as well, not sure) click on the textarea form element. This should launch the keyboard forcing the page view to shrink thus moving the header. With the keyboard open scroll the page down so that the "Clear" button is overlaying the "Detail" select element. Once it's over it click the clear button. Instead of the clear button event firing off, it applies focus to the underlying element. In this case it's the detail select element.
http://jsfiddle.net/dayv2005/VKmjz/
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