When administrators apply color customizations to Engagement Center (CECv1) embedded experience pop-up window—specifically changing the window's top header background color, e.g. black—it uncovers hidden style interactions from legacy product layers.
An broad background image selector (.lotusBtnImg) embedded inside the core base stylesheets accidentally bleeds into the CEC pop-up modal context. Because this core selector applies a search/tag magnifying glass icon asset too globally, changing the container background color causes this magnifying glass icon to "bleed" through and overlay itself directly on top of the "Print" and "Close" functional buttons.
While a manual custom CSS override can resolve this, any design modifications shouldn't surface legacy UI elements out-of-the-box.
We request a permanent solution to better isolate the broad .lotusBtnImg background image definitions within the core base stylesheets. By scoping these legacy icon rules strictly to their intended modules, CEC custom styling will no longer inadvertently trigger structural asset bleed-through.
