Add z-index CSS property to #sidebar-dimmer
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@stevenjoezhang You mean work on all schemes and do more js works? That's cool. |
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Fixed in #964 |
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.posts-collapseof archive pages have a z-index CSS property, this causes the optiontheme.sidebar.dimmerto not take effect on archive pages.hexo-theme-next/source/css/_common/components/post/post-collapse.styl
Line 17 in 5067852
Also the variable
$zindex-2is not referenced by now.hexo-theme-next/source/css/_variables/base.styl
Line 113 in 8ed5d6e