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View Revisions: Issue #523

Summary 0000523: body height ignored and scrolling not working properly
Revision 2013-12-19 10:16 by Vincent Sanders
Description The test case sets body height to 100px but it actually expands to fill the viewport.

When the blue-bordered div is clipped scroll bar is displayed as expected but it fails to work as expected most of the the time.

At first, dragging the scroll bar does nothing. By some combination of key presses and mouse clicks it appears that the scroll bar begins to function but it doesn't always do what you expect.

Sometimes its OK, but other times it scrolls the opposite way to the expected direction. This appears to be because the hand pointer is displayed and despite it being over the scroll bar, its being interpreted as over the document content.

Clicking in the space above/below the scroll bar doesn't always do what is expected either, but it does seem to change the behaviour so that sometimes scrolling works OK. This is quite weird and tricky to give precise instructions to reproduce consistent symptoms.
Revision 2011-06-01 10:03 by Mike Hobbs
Description The test case sets body height to 100px but it actually expands to fill the viewport.
When the blue-bordered div is clipped scroll bar is displayed as expected but it fails to work as expected most of the the time.
At first, dragging the scroll bar does nothing. By some combination of key presses and mouse clicks it appears that the scroll bar begins to function but it doesn't always do what you expect. Sometimes its OK, but other times it scrolls the opposite way to the expected direction. This appears to be because the hand pointer is displayed and despite it being over the scroll bar, its being interpretted as over the document content. Clicking in the space above/below the scroll bar doesn't always do what is expected either, but it does seem to change the behaviour so that sometimes scrolling works OK. This is quite weird and tricky to give precise instructions to reproduce consistent symptoms.
mike@mhobbs.demon.co.uk