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@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ The overlay needed to appear over any content below it.
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This is possible (using [layers](https://textual.textualize.io/styles/layers/)), but there was no simple way of positioning it directly under the parent widget.
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This is possible (using [layers](https://textual.textualize.io/styles/layers/)), but there was no simple way of positioning it directly under the parent widget.
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We solved this with a new "overlay" concept, which can considered a special layer for user interactions like this Select, but also pop-up menus, tooltips, etc.
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We solved this with a new "overlay" concept, which can considered a special layer for user interactions like this Select, but also pop-up menus, tooltips, etc.
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Widgets styled to use the overlay appear in there natural place in the "document", but on top of everything else.
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Widgets styled to use the overlay appear in their natural place in the "document", but on top of everything else.
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A second problem we tackled was ensuring that an overlay widget was never clipped.
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A second problem we tackled was ensuring that an overlay widget was never clipped.
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This was also solved with a new rule called "constrain".
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This was also solved with a new rule called "constrain".
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