Hey Alex, I’ve discovered a CSS issue with tab sets where “Make the tab set fixed/sticky to keep it at the top of the screen on scroll” is checked.
It’s adding a top attribute to push the tabs down 54px, but it’s only doing that for the tab row itself. This is causing the actual form content to overlap the tab row. I confirmed this issue by simply inspecting element and removing that top attribute, which put the tab set back to the top of the screen with no overlap.
To fix it for now, I’ve simply unchecked the “keep tab set sticky” option.
