12 Dec
2007
12 Dec
'07
7:51 p.m.
I¹ve noticed that internal wiki links end up being a little ³off² -
specifically 1 line below the intended target.
E.g.: In this example, a link to "Header Target" ends up on "First line of
text" (and the Header is scrolled out of view"
--bunch of content---
1.1 Header Target
-> First line of text.
--lots more content--
I am running 1.2-milestone-2.5917.
Anyone else seeing this? Suggestions?
13 Dec
13 Dec
9:43 a.m.
Hi Jim,
that's because of the CSS used to dusplay the top menu bar. The page
actually goes to the intended place, the 1.1 heading, but it is hidden from
your view by the top menu bar. If you try the skin in a browser that does
not keep the top menu bar in place but moves it up on scroll (I think it
does this under IE 6) you'll see that the link works just fine :-)
Guillaume
On 12/12/2007, Jim Dowson <Dowson_Jim(a)emc.com> wrote:
I¹ve noticed that internal wiki links end up being a little ³off² -
specifically 1 line below the intended target.
E.g.: In this example, a link to "Header Target" ends up on "First line
of
text" (and the Header is scrolled out of view"
--bunch of content---
1.1 Header Target
-> First line of text.
--lots more content--
I am running 1.2-milestone-2.5917.
Anyone else seeing this? Suggestions?
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14 Dec
14 Dec
12:41 a.m.
Guillaume Lerouge wrote:
Hi Jim,
that's because of the CSS used to dusplay the top menu bar. The page
actually goes to the intended place, the 1.1 heading, but it is hidden
from your view by the top menu bar. If you try the skin in a browser
that does not keep the top menu bar in place but moves it up on scroll
(I think it does this under IE 6) you'll see that the link works just
fine :-)
Guillaume
Hi Guillaume, Jim,
Thus, please, how could we move up the target point to avoid this effect
in browsers that keep the top bar in place? I think FF and Safari do
that. Or at least I can see the behaviour described by Jim here using
several Safari, FF and XWiki flavours.
Thanks!
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