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Make PostStreamScrubber work for Posts that have top margin #2369
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Hmm, I remember I was looking at this back when doing #2160, but didn't include it for some reason, don't remember why though. I'll test it locally |
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Tested locally, this fixes the issue and doesn't seem to introduce any others. Thanks!
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That looks good, but would it maybe be prettier to use two number variables and no boolean?
Pseudo-code:
indexFromViewPort = null;
$.each(() => {
// [...]
if (!indexFromViewPort) {
indexFromViewPort = parseFloat(...) + visibleTop/height
}
// [...]
})
// [...]
index = indexFromViewPort || $items.first().data() || 0
EDIT: I fixed my pseudo-code, the if
statement was missing
That looks nice! Could also get us a bit closer to the implementation needed for #1897, so I like it |
Will do, we need to check against null though both times, since zero can be a valid index. |
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Re-tested locally, confirmed that it still works.
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Looks like it fixes both issues mentioned (only one is an actual issue in the repo). Tested locally 👍
Basically the same as #1944. I now know what that PR was fixing. When Posts have a top margin the scrubber will bounce around.
To replicate go to https://nightly.flarum.site, set
margin-top: 50px
for.Post
in the dev console. See scrubber bouncing back and forth when scrolling.Not a priority, but should still be fixed I think.
Edit: New commit fixes #1897
Confirmed