Perfect, That was the 'secret hint'.

(Now I dont have to search for my glasses anymore)

Many Thanks!

(btw.: title bar 'save button' still bugged)

(.capx removed)

Found a workaround - If "chrome" won't change it soon... anyway:

• just put an blank sprite as overlay e.g. 5px smaller than desired viewport-display size.
• built in a 'mouse controller' sprite > set invisble
• at start of layout: set 'mouse controller' timescale to '0'
• conditions: when mousebutton is clicked & is over 'blank_overlay':

set 'mouse controller' time scale to '1'

• conditions: if mouse button is down & is over blank_overlay:

set 'mcontroller' to mouse.x and mouse.y

• condition if mouse is NOT over blank_overlay:

set controller time scale to '0'

Simply destroying the 'controller' seems not to be enough to solve this problem. Tested it. But i just can guess why. Related to the iframe-focus thing. AND happens only in Chrome...

With this workaround you just stop everything that hast to be stopped when mouse leaves the iframe and the button is still down.

workaround:

ok, Buttons visible when

• titlebar not over 25px
• borders overall not over 8px

all over that the buttons begin to be pushed out of the window-frame

-"titlebar save button" not related to this issue,

it's just not functional ^_^

Link to .capx file:

<link removed - problem solved>

Steps to reproduce:

(all written in .capx as well)

1. open Win7 "display-adjustments"

2. change border-, menu-, titlebar- and fontsize slightly to:

"for people with glasses which forgot their glasses"

3. open C2-Editor (.capx guides you here (incl. screenshots))

Observed result:

• some menubuttons 'dropped behind' and are not accessible anymore

('OK', 'back', 'cancel' - buttons) e.g. when add event

• + in this version titlebar "save button" dont work (maybe related)
• more details in .capx

Expected result:

• there should be "ok - cancel - back" buttons, like in my other programms installed. Checked it, this effect is only here.

Browsers affected:

Chrome: no

Firefox: no

Internet Explorer: no

...but C2-Editor itself affected

Operating system & service pack:

Win7 64bit SP1

Construct 2 version:

r122 (and checked in r121: same effect)

Actually I have the same Issue with the "Chrome & iframe".

Seems to be a thing from Chrome itself and the focus on the iframe.

After reading some topics on stackoverflow.com...,

e.g.:

stackoverflow.com/questions/3596803/problem-with-google-chrome-and-javascript-guru-needed

or

stackoverflow.com/questions/8111003/set-focus-on-iframe-in-chrome

...I finally don't even know how to fix it atm.

I just understand there is a known Problem.

Maybe someone with more experience have an idea and an easy, "for fluffy-bunnys", explanation?