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🐛 Fix sidebar overflow on candidate screening and assessment page #12425

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yonikid15 opened this issue Jan 6, 2025 · 0 comments
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yonikid15 commented Jan 6, 2025

🐛 Bug

  • The sidebar on the individual screening and assessment page is locked in a sticky position. Depending on the users screen size, it could force them to scroll through the entire page to view an action. We could easily fix this annoyance by adding a scrollbar, when the screen height is smaller then the sidebar.

🦋 Expected Behaviour

If the screen height is smaller than then sidebar, the user should see a scrollbar to view more actions.

🕵️ Details

It should be as simple as forcing a height on the sidebar (something like 100vh - top/bottom padding) and setting overflow: auto .

📋 Steps to Reproduce

  1. Login as admin
  2. Choose a process, and select a candidate in the talent placement table
  3. Scroll down using vertical height smaller then the sidebar height (using dev tools)

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🙋‍♀️ Proposed Solution

✅ Acceptance Criteria

  • If the screen height is smaller than then sidebar, the user should see a scrollbar to view more actions. (The whole sticky element is scrollable)
  • Ask @JoshBeveridge for any suggestions
@yonikid15 yonikid15 added the bug Something isn't working. label Jan 6, 2025
@tristan-orourke tristan-orourke moved this to 📋 Ready for Dev in GC Digital Talent Jan 8, 2025
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