Repeating Field Modify Buttons [Slight change request]

On certain setups where Z-Index has to be set higher, and/or using position: Relative, and similar stuff, the buttons for moving and deleting entries gets hidden beneath the repeating field itself. I would like to request that the button has a positive Z-Index of 100. It should not be such a major change, and should have zero effect on any sheet that does not use z-index and minimal effect on others. Thank you very much for your time.

Nicolai V. (SioxerNic) said: On certain setups where Z-Index has to be set higher, and/or using position: Relative, and similar stuff, the buttons for moving and deleting entries gets hidden beneath the repeating field itself. I would like to request that the button has a positive Z-Index of 100. It should not be such a major change, and should have zero effect on any sheet that does not use z-index and minimal effect on others. Thank you very much for your time. Why don't you just define your own CSS that changes the z-index of the buttons? I think thats an easier solution...

Why don't you just define your own CSS that changes the z-index of the buttons? I think thats an easier solution... <a href="http://prntscr.com/gx9jip" rel="nofollow">http://prntscr.com/gx9jip</a> <a href="http://prntscr.com/gx9jm5" rel="nofollow">http://prntscr.com/gx9jm5</a> Well, apparently I also had to set position: relative as well, but still, I think these things should be base, as they wont affect other sheets either way, and improves the work flow for other sheets.

I don't disagree, but I first wanted to offer you a solution that works for your sheet :). I think if you set the z-index of the containing .itemcontrol div instead of the buttons, you shouldn't even need to set position: relative for the buttons themselves, plus the transparency will also be on top of your repeating row. But I haven't looked at it very closely. Another tip, you can also fiddle with the line-height and padding on the buttons to make them less tall, so they fit when your repeating rows don't have a lot of height. I've been using that one myself.

Jakob Yeah, aware of that. Just building sheets for my own campaigns so perfection is not key ^_^ I did see the issue here was the position, because the other elements were position: relative (there is a reason for it, don't worry about it) they would always be on top of other elements, so I just added position: relative to the buttons (to be honest, an unintuitive solution)