Version: 2.5.2
Bug Description
Not sure if this is expected behavior, but it seems that once a panel has been focused, it never loses the tracy-focused class when other panels are clicked, bringing them to the top of the stack. A panel has to be closed to lose the class.
Steps To Reproduce
Open more than one panel and click on one and then the other so that they are focused and their z-index adjusted so that they are on top. Look at the inspector and notice that tracy-focused is not removed.
Expected Behavior
Only one panel at a time should have the tracy-focused class.
Possible Solution
Adjust the bar.js blur() method to remove the if (this.is(Panel.PEEK)) { conditional.
Is there a reason for this condition?
Version: 2.5.2
Bug Description
Not sure if this is expected behavior, but it seems that once a panel has been focused, it never loses the
tracy-focusedclass when other panels are clicked, bringing them to the top of the stack. A panel has to be closed to lose the class.Steps To Reproduce
Open more than one panel and click on one and then the other so that they are focused and their
z-indexadjusted so that they are on top. Look at the inspector and notice thattracy-focusedis not removed.Expected Behavior
Only one panel at a time should have the
tracy-focusedclass.Possible Solution
Adjust the bar.js
blur()method to remove theif (this.is(Panel.PEEK)) {conditional.Is there a reason for this condition?