The toast dodging open dropdowns meant it drifted around the column depending on which menu was open. Invert it: the toast keeps its band and melts into the frame as before, and a dropdown treats a live toast as a shortened screen — its clamp ends short of the toast, so a menu that would collide opens higher instead. Snapping still tests against the frame, so a panel stopping above a toast floats clear of it rather than fusing to its edge. |
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