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Trigger scroll on project files container to reposition scroller shadows (#2255) #2905
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@jbalsas You should be able to create branches in this main repo now if you think it's more convenient than your current setup on your fork. |
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Looks good. Merging. |
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Trigger scroll on project files container to reposition scroller shadows (#2255)
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This is a possible fix for #2255.
The problem was that the scroller shadow for the project files area was overlapping the title because it was not being repositioned once the title was first set.
Triggering a scroll event forces
_updateScrollerShadowonViewUtilsto run again, positioning the shadow scroller in the right place.