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…ents Applying opacity < 1 directly to .Post-header created a new CSS stacking context, which caused the user-card dropdown (shown on avatar hover) to be confined to that stacking context and disappear when the user tried to navigate to it. Moving opacity to the .Post--unapproved wrapper fixes the stacking context issue and produces the same visual result — the whole post is dimmed at 50%. The per-child selectors for .EventPost-icon/.EventPost-info are covered by the parent rule and can be removed. Fixes #4212
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opacity < 1to.Post-headerdirectly creates a new CSS stacking context, which confines thez-indexof any absolutely-positioned descendants (e.g. the user-card dropdown on avatar hover) to that context — causing the dropdown to disappear when the user tries to navigate to itopacity: 0.5up to.Post--unapproveditself removes the stacking context issue; the visual result is identical (whole post dimmed) and the per-child selector list is no longer neededFixes #4212
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