Fix z-index conflict between sticky-sidebar and the footer - #3754
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Fixes #3732
This shouldn't make it any worse than
stickyalready does since, at most, it just brings the whole sidebar a little higher than the rest of the page, which is expected since it floats. Its contents and their z-index were also already trapped bystickyso they won't be affected by this.All that this does is bring it above the regular
z-indexof the elements that follow the sidebar, like the footer.If it causes issues, the alternative to #3732 would be to detect an "overlay details" opening/closing and toggling the "sticky-sidebar" class instead.