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This error is I think unique to Vanilla. Experienced it here, but works ok on main ES 2.1 test site...
If you view a photo album and look at a particular photo it pops up in a large popup which includes repost, like and share options... if you're not logged in and try one of those, the login popup appears behind the photo popup - so it's totally invisible and the user won't know it's there.
On the main ES RC2 demo site, the login popup manages to appear above the photo popup.
If you view a photo album and look at a particular photo it pops up in a large popup which includes repost, like and share options... if you're not logged in and try one of those, the login popup appears behind the photo popup - so it's totally invisible and the user won't know it's there.
On the main ES RC2 demo site, the login popup manages to appear above the photo popup.
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Hi andy,
Thank you for your report. We'll take a look on this matter.
Thanks.
Thank you for your report. We'll take a look on this matter.
Thanks.
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