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Float message blocks mobile menu button even after close

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Float message blocks mobile menu button even after close

7 years 10 months ago
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When the floater message is closed, it does a nice animation where it scrolls down a bit and opacity goes to 0. However, the #message_box element is still on the page and blocks the menu button in the new mobile layout.

I believe that the element should be set to display: none; when dismissed. If the same visual effect is desired, something like
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setTimeout(function() {$("#message_box").css("display","none");},600);
could be added at the end of the #close_message click() function.

I know I have seen other threads considering bigger overhauls to the floater for mobile. I think this change would help to the extent it remains as is. Thanks!
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Re: Float message blocks mobile menu button even after close

7 years 10 months ago
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Let me chew on this a bit... I need to make sure I understand what you are talking about for the improvement.
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