When attempting to view the locations (In chapter 3 of Tomb of Annihilation), the sidebar glitches out- it doesn't stay static on the page, instead scrolling with the rest of the content, making it impossible to use any of the links past area 17. So this is what it looks like: https://imgur.com/a/6IiGE
Thanks for redoing the screen shot! A picture is worth a thousand words! I misunderstood/misread your description; I DO have the same issue; I was paying attention to the scrolling of the content, not to the inability to scroll past #17 in the sidebar.
Thanks for redoing the screen shot! A picture is worth a thousand words! I misunderstood/misread your description; I DO have the same issue; I was paying attention to the scrolling of the content, not to the inability to scroll past #17 in the sidebar.
No worries, I had no idea the image got blocked in the first place haha. At least I know I'm not the special one with this issue :D
The sidebar has always scrolled for every book as far as I am aware. I tested it out on a few different books now to make sure. Is your browser zoomed in at all? I have no issues on my browser - Chrome on Windows 7.
The sidebar shouldn't be impossible to reach even if the user zooms in (think of it from an Accessibility standpoint). Another demonstration of the issue is if you just resize your window and shrink it vertically. It ends up hiding the sidebar without any way to access the parts that spill below the bottom. I bet you would also see the same issue if you change your screen's resolution.
A quick (and dirty) solution for the DNDBEYOND devs is likely to add this to the CSS of the quick-menu (or quick-menu-tier-1?) class style:
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When attempting to view the locations (In chapter 3 of Tomb of Annihilation), the sidebar glitches out- it doesn't stay static on the page, instead scrolling with the rest of the content, making it impossible to use any of the links past area 17. So this is what it looks like: https://imgur.com/a/6IiGE
I'm using Chrome on a Macbook (El Capitan) and I don't have that problem. What browser and operating system are you using?
Also, DDB characterizes your link as "an unsave link" so I can't view it.
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D&D Beyond StaffThat's weird, it was linking to imgur. Whatever, I've reuploaded it. https://imgur.com/a/6IiGE
Windows 7 on Chrome.
Thanks for redoing the screen shot! A picture is worth a thousand words! I misunderstood/misread your description; I DO have the same issue; I was paying attention to the scrolling of the content, not to the inability to scroll past #17 in the sidebar.
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D&D Beyond StaffJust wanted to bump this to hopefully get a resolution. As of yet, it's not been resolved.
The sidebar has always scrolled for every book as far as I am aware. I tested it out on a few different books now to make sure. Is your browser zoomed in at all? I have no issues on my browser - Chrome on Windows 7.
The sidebar shouldn't be impossible to reach even if the user zooms in (think of it from an Accessibility standpoint). Another demonstration of the issue is if you just resize your window and shrink it vertically. It ends up hiding the sidebar without any way to access the parts that spill below the bottom. I bet you would also see the same issue if you change your screen's resolution.
A quick (and dirty) solution for the DNDBEYOND devs is likely to add this to the CSS of the quick-menu (or quick-menu-tier-1?) class style:
max-height: 90vh; overflow: hidden; overflow-y: auto;
It ends up adding a scroll bar if the window is too squished (vertically).