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Problem: documentation page misalignment #254

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yrashk opened this issue Apr 22, 2017 · 5 comments
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Problem: documentation page misalignment #254

yrashk opened this issue Apr 22, 2017 · 5 comments

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@yrashk
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yrashk commented Apr 22, 2017

URL: http://pumpkindb.org/doc/master

Upon initial load, all documentation pages are scrolled down just a tiny bit, but it makes a bad initial impression (feels messy). Has something to do with the gitbook theme we're using, I suppose. When pages are changed by clicking on menu items, there is no such issue because subsequent navigation is done over AJAX.

screenshot 2017-04-22 15 25 54

This is how it should be:

screenshot 2017-04-22 15 28 42

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cougarten commented Jun 7, 2017

You made a dirty fix already, right? I can't reproduce.
I think your content slipped behind your header bar. You have to account for the occupied space because with the fixed position the header does not push the rest of the site down.
Enter your header height here:

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yrashk commented Jun 7, 2017 via email

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I just managed to reproduce in chrome. It's a seperate issue from what I described. What I described would also be good to do though, on windows the scroll-bar gets cut off at the top currently. I don't know what causes the scrolling, sorry.

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is there a source of theme.js? I doubt CSS can change the scroll position itself.

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yrashk commented Jun 7, 2017

@yrashk yrashk modified the milestone: 0.2.0 ("Wee-Be-Little") Jun 7, 2017
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