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i think the correct fix for this is for the browser to realise that some of the height is obscured by position:fixed elements, and only scroll the rest of the h
by etherealG 13y ago
i think the correct fix for this is for the browser to realise that some of the height is obscured by position:fixed elements, and only scroll the rest of the height on a page-down keypress. a javascript version of the same wouldn't be possible, so yes, this can help. whether it's implemented like that yet i'm not sure, perhaps open a bug with webkit / gecko if not.
- asadotzler 13y agoFirefox already does this and has for some time.
- inthewind 13y agoReally? Not for me, and I' m on Nightly. Perhaps we are talking about different things. http://pastebin.com/5eDi9WDW http://pastebin.com/5eDi9WDW