bootstrap typeahead dropdownbox z-index not working

If the z-index is not working as expected for the Bootstrap Typeahead dropdown, there could be a few reasons for this behavior. The z-index property specifies the stacking order of elements on the web page, controlling which elements appear above or below others. Here are some steps to troubleshoot and resolve the z-index issue for the Bootstrap Typeahead dropdown:

1. Check the Parent Containers' z-index: Ensure that the parent containers of the Bootstrap Typeahead dropdown and any potential overlapping elements have a higher z-index than the default z-index value. The default z-index value is often 0.

   For example, set the z-index of the parent container to a higher value:

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   .parent-container {
     position: relative;
     z-index: 9999; /* Set a higher z-index value */
   }
   

2. Check if the Dropdown is Clipped or Hidden: Verify that the Bootstrap Typeahead dropdown is not being clipped or hidden by an ancestor container with an overflow property set to "hidden." Make sure that the overflow property is set to "visible" or "auto" for the parent containers.

3. Use !important Modifier: In some cases, other CSS rules may be overriding the z-index property. To ensure the z-index value is applied, you can use the !important modifier:

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   .typeahead-dropdown {
     z-index: 9999 !important; /* Apply z-index with !important */
   }
   

4. Check for Custom Styles: Make sure there are no custom styles or CSS classes that are unintentionally affecting the z-index of the dropdown. Use the browser's developer tools to inspect the element and check for conflicting styles.

5. Position Property: Check the position property of the dropdown container. The z-index property works only on positioned elements (i.e., elements with position set to relative, absolute, or fixed).

6. Use Higher z-index Values: If you have multiple elements with custom z-index values, make sure the z-index value of the Bootstrap Typeahead dropdown is higher than other overlapping elements.

Remember to apply these changes to your specific CSS rules and classes based on your HTML structure and naming conventions. If the issue persists, inspect the element using the browser's developer tools to identify any conflicting styles and troubleshoot further.