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Removing negative z-index #136
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The chart axes disappeared for some reason. Removing the negative z-index and putting a positive one on the bars solved it.
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So what we should really do with z-indexes, it set them up in the variables file. I've done it on peace corps. Something like: @Z-Index-1: 100; @background: @Z-Index-1; Can we create an issue or TODO for this if you agree? |
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Good call. I've been meaning to do that. I'll make an issue. |
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The chart axes disappeared for some reason. Removing the negative
z-index and putting a positive one on the bars solved it.