Extend size of :targeted elements
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When the browser follows a link with a `#fragment`, it scrolls up or down to put the element with the matching `id` attribute at the top of the window. In rustdoc output, that's usually section headers. docs.rs's floating top navbar hides that element. This PR extends the height of the element the browser is scrolling to, in a way that doesn't affect its visual appearance, so that it lands below the navbar and is visible to the user.
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It actually has already been fixed in #465. But for some reasons, the |
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@TooManyBees This should have been fixed in #496, can you take a look at the deployed site (e.g. https://docs.rs/parze/0.5.1/parze/also/trait.Also.html#tymethod.also) and make sure it looks good? If so I'll close this. |
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i guess it's already fixed then |
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When the browser follows a link with a
#fragment, it scrolls up ordown to put the element with the matching
idattribute at the topof the window. In rustdoc output, that's usually section headers.
docs.rs's floating top navbar hides that element. This PR extends
the height of the element the browser is scrolling to, in a way that
doesn't affect its visual appearance, so that it lands below the
navbar and is visible to the user.