Alert message should not block partial menu bar dropdown buttons.
menu bar dropdown buttons are blocked by alert message div

_Explain what someone needs to do in order to see what's described in Actual behavior above_
Mac OS 10.14.2 Safari 12.0.2/ Chrome 71.0.3578/ FireFox 64.0.2
@carljbowman Any thoughts on the desired z-index here? I can see arguments both ways.
Seeing this, I lean towards z-indexing the nav and nav menus above alerts. Since alerts sometimes prompt using the file menu: for example if you lose an internet connection we prompt you to download your project. We do provide a download button in this specific alert example, but I could see people attempting to use the File > Menu to try to reinitiate a save or download to computer.
It's also a bit awkward that alerts could potentially block "Undo" & "Redo" in the Edit menu.
All that said, I am open to other thoughts as to why we should keep the current z-indexing or alerts above nav and nav menus.
Thanks @carljbowman. Sounds good.
/cc @chrisgarrity Another z-index issue if you'd like to add this one to your backlog.
From my checking, it appears this issue was already fixed before #4916 went in. Possibly it was fixed by #4452.
@benjiwheeler Not for me on Firefox 76:
1) On sound tab, upload non-sounds (this creates an alert that cannot disappear)
2) You cannot click Code/Costume tab
3) On develop you can
@apple502j I totally agree about the Code/Costume tabs. But this issue is about menu bar dropdown menus.
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Seeing this, I lean towards z-indexing the nav and nav menus above alerts. Since alerts sometimes prompt using the file menu: for example if you lose an internet connection we prompt you to download your project. We do provide a download button in this specific alert example, but I could see people attempting to use the File > Menu to try to reinitiate a save or download to computer.
It's also a bit awkward that alerts could potentially block "Undo" & "Redo" in the Edit menu.
All that said, I am open to other thoughts as to why we should keep the current z-indexing or alerts above nav and nav menus.