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Position of header element changes when navigating to Bootcamp link #88
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Good analysis @AkankshShigwan. We should assume that some of these pages will have vertical scroll bar as content will flow from top to bottom, even for bootcamp details page. Eventually we will have pagination implemented at the bottom of the bootcamps page which will help us to limit number of bootcamps we display on home page. We should not have a down arrow to navigate as that is not a standard practice in web. |
@prasadhonrao, ok so I have then hidden the scroll bar (page which scroll only scroll bar is hidden) to resolve these issues is it correct ? |
@AkankshShigwan Not really. If the page contains any data (for e.g. footer) which is not visible to the user, then scroll bar is the indication that there is some additional data and user can scroll to it, so we should not hide the scroll bar. If you visit websites like facebook and twitter login page, they also show the scroll bar even though there is no additional content at the bottom of the page so you have that much width already allocated for scroll bar. Additionally they also show sticky header which makes it easy to navigate through different pages. Can you analyze something on those lines pls? |
@prasadhonrao in the evening meeting we will discuss this clearly as I have many questions. |
PR-90- Update index.css to show scrollbar on all pages and adjust height of images Closes Position of header element changes when navigating to Bootcamp link #88
Closed by PR 90 |
When navigating to the Bootcamp link from other sections of the site, the position of the header element changes unexpectedly. This should not happen, and the header should remain in the same position across all pages.
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