User comment history sidebar doesn't work with fixed header websites

[cooperaj]

With a website that has a fixed or absolute header/navigation the user history sidebars top section can be obscured.

This can be seen here. (Scroll down and click the sole commenters name. The top section, including important information like the users name and the close button are hidden.

[umputun]

@Guria - this is not really "doesn't work with fixed side" but it is under navigation toolbar. Maybe just some Z-order change to make it on top?

[cooperaj]

@umputun true that it works. But given the infinite number of possible styles of site it ends up on it'll be a chasing game as you try to make it work with all.

For now I'd settle for an option to turn it off until it fits with my site design :-P

It would be nice to be able to do my own styling of it but I don't know how that would work. Personally I'd consider making it a modal overlay.

[umputun]

@cooperaj - for styles customization we have #5 and the plan is to have it done as a part of 1.1 release

[Reeywhaar]

On a second take, I see that it's clearly possible just to add

.remark-km423lmfdslkm34-back, .remark-km423lmfdslkm34-node {
    z-index:999;
}

to main website css. Although selectors are rather obscure, they are unlikely to change.

[sergio-fry]

It is possible to use matching css:

    [id^="remark-"] {
       z-index: 999;
    }