Why Team Calendars needed to change #header css?
Since Conflunece's default #header positon is relative,
(can check from /download/superbatch/css/batch.css )
'Team Calendars' plugin has #header { position: static; } css in it.
It changes offsetParent of <div class="aui-dd-parent quick-nav-drop-down" style=""> (which determines Confluence Quick Search Result Box) from div#header to div#full-height-container
which makes it skip <div id="header-precursor">'s height and occurs design problem.
(Other plugin makes DIV inside div#header-precursor and Confluence Search Result Box ignores its height and appear up than usual)
I was about to put
jQuery('#header').attr("style","position:relative !important;"); to revert #header's position into relative,
but I'm aware of design problem might occur with Team Calendars Plugin.
Why Team Calendars needed to change #header css?
Is it safe to roll back to default?
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