FIX: Composer helper not appearing on tablets #1064
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This update fixes an issue when the composer helper menu was not being shown on tablets in desktop mode. Updating the `z-index` to use the modal-dialog case is more appropriate here.
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Followup to #1064 That commits adds a higher z-index due to core changes, we no longer need an iPad-specific z-index.
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Followup to #1064 That commits adds a higher z-index due to core changes, we no longer need an iPad-specific z-index.
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This update fixes an issue when the composer helper menu was not being shown on tablets in desktop mode. Updating the
z-indexto use the modal-dialog case is more appropriate here.