Theoretically: the input box is activated and the input method pops up. As a result, the visible area of the browser becomes smaller (the window becomes smaller), so it is normal for fixed elements to be pushed up.
If you think this is a bug, you can not fix it; or: hide the button when the input box is activated.
Normal phenomenon: You can reload the same page and do a little processing on it. Personal opinion: You can also display:none the element that will be pushed up when the input box gains focus, and then display:none when the input method is closed (or the input loses focus)
Theoretically: the input box is activated and the input method pops up. As a result, the visible area of the browser becomes smaller (the window becomes smaller), so it is normal for fixed elements to be pushed up.
If you think this is a bug, you can not fix it; or: hide the button when the input box is activated.
This should be a problem with the input box
This is a normal phenomenon of fixed. Generally, my method is to use a jQuery method to control it;
As follows:
Normal phenomenon: You can reload the same page and do a little processing on it. Personal opinion: You can also display:none the element that will be pushed up when the input box gains focus, and then display:none when the input method is closed (or the input loses focus)