I’m using auto-layout for this modal, just like I do for pretty much everything else, and I’m creating a modal, with a text field, and a dropdown.
The dropdown should float above the buttons, and I’d prefer to do this with auto-layout. (I know I could use an overlay, it would be nice to control the z-index somehow though)
The “canvas stacking” option solved the issue for me! Thanks Simon.
You Are Real Hero!
You are my hero for today ! 👏🏼
Agree 100% @Slava_Bronevitskiy.
Any news Figma Support?
Is this in the pipeline as a future feature?
Just use absolute position instead auto-layout on the faulty component.
You are a hero. Thank you so much.
Also, if you are planning to make a navigation bar that is sticky on the top and the content to scroll under it, try the following method:
This worked for me!
You can use hierarchy, is the bast way to position elements.
example:
1 - Title
2 - Menu
3 - Background
in this order
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