Widget components render on order of the closest widget to the screen.

If the user uses multiple 3d Widget components with in a single actor they are rendered in order of the closest widget to the screen. This can cause widgets that are behind another widget to clip into the front.

This happens in the viewport as well as in game

1. Open a First person project
2. Create a new Actor
3. Create a new widget blueprint
4. Open the Widget Blueprint
5. Add an image to the designer tab
6. Set the image's position to 0,0 and it's size to 500 by 500
7. Compile and save
8. Open the actor blueprint
9. Add a Scene component to the actor
10. Add two Widget Components to the actor
11. Set the Widget that was made earlier to the widget class for each widget component
12. Select one of the widget components and move it forward and to the left a little (to make the bug easier to see)
13. Move the camera from left to right and notice that when the camera is to the right of the center that the widget in the back begins to pop to the front