Stefan Sträßer

Hi there, Well, I did not design any feature with this in mind particularly. But I think a few things are possible with the current jsPanel version. I created a...

@abalter Any news on this topic? Did you try anything more?

Hi Ariel, thanks for the link to this nice pen. I just wonder whether you ever took a look at the regular jsPanel snap feature. It seems to be very...

Hi Oliver, Thanks for the info. I can confirm this behaviour but can't say anything more about it currently. In case you have an idea how to get this fixed...

@mfoitzik Hey Mike, thanks for your addition 😄 But I wonder how the line of code you referenced can cause this kind of error. The code is used inside `self.close()`...

Hi Mike, thanks for the quick answer ... and thanks for the praise 😄 It's not that I have a problem with the if statement. I just don't understand ......

Hi Mike, I did a few quick tests and could not reproduce the same error. Is there any reason that you remove a panel without using the close method? Somehow...

Hi Mike, In order to remove all panels you could use ... ```javascript document.querySelectorAll('.jsPanel').forEach((item) => { item.close(); }); ``` ... since all panels have the CSS class **_jsPanel_** by default.

@sbhtknkl Thanks for your report and sorry for the late answer. I can confirm this behaviour on Chrome and EDGE. It does not happen using Firefox! Personally I don't consider...

Now that's a quite unusual usecase and I suggest you set the z-index yourself. For example like ... ```javascript jsPanel.create({ callback: function () { this.style.zIndex = 12300; }, onfronted: function(panel,...