[BUG] #2235

Bug Report: One-Page Input Overrides Render Empty Modal with Buried Focus Layout

Environment

• Obsidian Version: Current strict Markdown parser release (Autumn 2026 Core Release) 1.14.4
• QuickAdd Version: v2.32.1
• FullCalendarRemastered Version: Current Modern Release 13.6.6
• OS: Desktop, WIN11 26H2 Home.

Describe the Bug

When using a modern Capture Choice configured to capture formatting syntax to the active document ({{LINKCURRENT}}), toggling the One-page input override setting to Always renders an empty/blank popup modal interface displaying only the default system button hooks ("OK", "Cancel", and "Peek at note"). The underlying input block nodes ({{VALUE:Variable}}) fail to paint inside the body layout frame.
Furthermore, the prompt sequence layer can get structurally buried behind or beneath active modal windows, caching hidden operations or data states without bringing the execution view context to the foreground. This results in missing user input cues or dead confirmation warnings (e.g., alert states claiming data is cached but failing to write to the markdown buffer upon confirmation).

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a clean Capture Choice inside QuickAdd settings.
2. In the Capture to target block input text, specify a dynamic string hook or point it to the open file context via core file selectors.
3. In the Capture format text box frame, write a series of standard double-braced template input text components (e.g., Person: {{VALUE:Name}}, Phone: {{VALUE:Phone}}).
4. Set the One-page input override option dropdown state from default to Always.
5. Bind the choice macro option to the command palette via the lightning icon.
6. Open an active markdown note pane inside your workspace vault.
7. Trigger the specific command string via the Ctrl + P / Cmd + P panel interface.

Expected Behavior

The interface should aggregate all template variable tags into a unified, focused, scrollable input block overlay displayed on top of the layout window stack, mapping text fields natively to their respective {{VALUE}} parameters.

Actual Behavior

A blank popup modal container paints over the active text zone containing structural system borders and buttons, but contains no actual input fields. Background processing threads can generate silent, stacked modal warnings that remain obscured beneath active UI elements.

I apologize as my level of expertise isn't enough to produce a professional bug report nor to test this reliably as I find the UI difficult to learn in order not to miss any steps. I will happily help test if someone holds my hand. What I am trying to create is a QuickAdd powered prompting system for Full Calendar Remastered Full Note calendar. It was working fine before the update.