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Mmm, I'm one that dislikes fixed position headers as they and take up space most times without providing much added value, but perhaps for some that Github more
by Springtime 10y ago
Mmm, I'm one that dislikes fixed position headers as they and take up space most times without providing much added value, but perhaps for some that Github more frequently it could be useful to always have the search and top links available. From the title I was expecting something for blind readers of similar.
Also as side note 'static' in CSS actually refers to to elements that stay in their original position within the flow of a document, while 'fixed' means always display it at the same position in the browser window even while scrolling. The spec terminology could be a bit clearer to be honest.
- sly010 10y agoAnd "absolute" actually means relative (to closest non static ancestor).
- smnscu 10y agoI'd normally just use a shortcut to search. I'm used to the `/` key for search (I notice Gmail uses it), but for Github the shortcut is `s`. One that I use a lot for Github is `t` to search for files in a repository. https://help.github.com/articles/using-keyboard-shortcuts/ https://help.github.com/articles/using-keyboard-shortcuts/