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Joel,
I have an idea of what might be happening. Based on your description, users are first navigating to tab 1 and then to tab 2 correct? In that scenario, the height of the tab 1 screen is shorter than the height of the tab 2 screen. So when the tab 2 screen is displayed, it completely covers the tab 1 screen, and the tab 1 screen does not "leak through". However, a user then navigates from tab 2 to tab 4. The tab 4 screen is shorter in height than the tab 2 screen. What occurs then is that the tab 4 screen does not completely cover the tab 2 screen like the tab 2 screen does to tab 1. What you see happen then is that the remaining portion of tab 2 remains visible (since it is not cleared because overlay and assume are true) at the bottom when you navigate to tab 4 (so tab 2 "leaks through"). Does that make sense? This is why there is not a difference in the setups between your screens, because they are all set the same. It just so happens that the height of the screen that appears for tab 4 is shorter and does not completely cover the previous tab's screen.

A simple solution here would be to perhaps extend the height of the payment information css panel in the tab 4 screen so that it does completely cover the previous screen (this would be consistent with what you are already doing). Or shorten the height of the tab 2 screen, or a combination of both (whatever makes the most sense).

Let me know if my understanding of your system's navigation is correct. If not, perhaps we should arrange for a call where you can show me how the screens are navigated and what you are seeing.

Antonio,

I don't really think that is the issue. The reason being that when a user moves from screen 1 to screen 4 screen 1 will also leak into screen 4. If we can set up a phone call to discuss and demo what is going on I would be happy to show you there. Let me know when you would be available and we can set something up.

Thanks,

Joel

Joel,

Sure, please shoot me an email at aruballos@profoundlogic.com and we can arrange a time for a call.

Thanks!