SharePoint Document Library Web Part issue

i came across with a strange issue. if i am putting document library web part and below task webpart or calender webpart then if i am clicking on New button of doc library it is popping up the task list menu. please refer the below snapshot. 
please help me to fix this or it seems its a Bug in sharepoint online. 
can any one please confirm or suggest?

Hi,
I have done a test in my SharePoint 2013 online and I got the same issue with you.
When I put document library web part  below task webpart or any other list webpart, then I click on New button of doc library it is popping up the list's content type.
There is no OOTB method to solve the issue.
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Lisa Chen
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    Your custom solution would have to break apart the zip files and upload and index (set site column data) for each file. Then the user could search on the expense report id and get all the files associated with the expense report.
    An alternative could be to use one document library and have all the files uploaded into their own document set (folder).
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