2026-02-21, 12:04:15
It looks like that there's no easy fix for this issue, at least we haven't found one yet.
There is however a workaround that mitigates this issue somewhat so that at least you do not have to move the AntView component out of the way.
In the IDE, if you have set the visible state of the control to false.. it ALWAYS shows, regardless on what tab page you are on.
Which is the issue reported.
However if you leave the visible state of the control on its default “true” state then it does show up over the first tab, but if you then switch to tab2 and then back to tab1 it no longer shows up overlapping existing controls.
It's not a great workaround, but it still is better than having to move the AntView control to another spot.
There's a ticket open for it, so hopefully we can find a proper solution in the future, but for the moment this is it.
There is however a workaround that mitigates this issue somewhat so that at least you do not have to move the AntView component out of the way.
In the IDE, if you have set the visible state of the control to false.. it ALWAYS shows, regardless on what tab page you are on.
Which is the issue reported.
However if you leave the visible state of the control on its default “true” state then it does show up over the first tab, but if you then switch to tab2 and then back to tab1 it no longer shows up overlapping existing controls.
It's not a great workaround, but it still is better than having to move the AntView control to another spot.
There's a ticket open for it, so hopefully we can find a proper solution in the future, but for the moment this is it.