Front page WTF
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(inb4 inevitable "what front page?" joke...)
Have a look at the front page. There's a header at the top of the page. HTML source identifies it as
<div id="Navigation">. It commits one of the classic
s of modern HTML: it covers content while being a sub-element of the main scrolling element of the article, meaning that when you hit SPACE or PG DN, you end up with a bunch of text that you haven't read yet hidden underneath the header.Can we please get this fixed for 2020?
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@Mason_Wheeler said in Front page WTF:
Have a look at the front page.
How would one do that if he were theoretically inclined to do so?
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E_NO_REPRO. Before hitting space:
The green part is my taskbar below my maximized browser window. After hitting space:
"but a more" and "had been tasked" are visible both before and after pressing space. The heading is also very slightly semitransparent, allowing you to see text through it if you look carefully.
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@LB_ Maybe your screen is 3 px wider than mine?
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Pull requests welcome: https://github.com/tdwtf/WtfWebApp
