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PR Description
Issue:
In the Account Group Mapping report, when selecting account groups in the rows, the awesomplete dropdown is rendered inside a scrollable container. As a result, it gets clipped by the container's boundaries, regardless of the z-index value. This creates a poor user experience where dropdown options are partially or entirely hidden.
Technical Details:
Fix:
As a temporary workaround, custom CSS was injected via the onload function to set overflow: visible and adjust the z-index. This makes the dropdown visible but breaks scrollability.
As per Saif’s guidance, the preferred solution is to fix this via the original SCSS files. I attempted updates in:
However, these changes did not fully resolve the issue. Therefore, this PR includes a temporary CSS patch to improve dropdown usability until a more permanent SCSS-based solution is identified.
Closes #433