🐛(frontend) force emoji picker to fixed position to stay visible on zoom

[Ovgodd]

Purpose

Improve the visibility of the emoji picker in the BlockNote editor by forcing its position to fixed. This prevents it from being visually hidden under the left sidebar, especially when zooming in or out.

issue : 1221

In the screenshot, I intentionally forced the tranform / translate to the left, to demonstrate the behavior.

Proposal

• Add global CSS rule via createGlobalStyle to target emoji suggestion container
• Force position: fixed on emoji picker using a data attribute selector
• Prevent clipping behind sidebar or other layout containers
• Verified via manual testing and visual confirmation on zoomed layout

[AntoLC]

Are we sure there is a bug ?
I don't reproduce it on the production environment, neither with the zoom:

-.Docs.3.webm

[Ovgodd]

Are we sure there is a bug ? I don't reproduce it on the production environment, neither with the zoom:

-.Docs.3.webm

hm indeed, On my side I wasn't able to reproduce the problem too, the "only way" to simulate the virgil's issue was to modify manually the transform to watch what happened IF the bug may come back,

wdyt ?

[AntoLC]

hm indeed, On my side I wasn't able to reproduce the problem too, the "only way" to simulate the virgil's issue was to modify manually the transform to watch what happened IF the bug may come back,

wdyt ?

If you don't reproduce the bug, you don't know if your fix works.
We should try to see with Virgile how he gets this bug to be able to reproduce it, if Virgile cannot reproduce the bug, we should close the issue, and the PR.

[Ovgodd]

hm indeed, On my side I wasn't able to reproduce the problem too, the "only way" to simulate the virgil's issue was to modify manually the transform to watch what happened IF the bug may come back,
wdyt ?

If you don't reproduce the bug, you don't know if your fix works. We should try to see with Virgile how he gets this bug to be able to reproduce it, if Virgile cannot reproduce the bug, we should close the issue, and the PR.

Yep that makes sense