Fix anchor scrolling that hides behind top nav bar #46
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A few small grammar fixes
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Fix anchor scrolling that hides behind top nav bar
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Currently, when you use an anchor link, such as from the TOC box, or returning from a footnote, the actual anchor gets pushed behind the breadcrumbs/top-bar.
This change fixes that using some jquery and the code from https://stackoverflow.com/a/13067009/28106.
This could technically be fixed with pure CSS (https://stackoverflow.com/a/13184714/28106), but it would require adding a class to every tag that used anchors.