Variablelist (with ID and Title) Permalink Overlaid by Other Things [sf#186] about suse-xsl HOT 7 CLOSED

Commented by tom_schr on 2013-10-18 12:13
That's an interesting bug. :)

Permalinks are displayed as a hash mark (#). After looking into the generated XHTML code, the hash mark is there. For some reasons, it is not displayed correctly.

I've looked into Stefan's CSS file, but I can see any obvious bug. @Stefan, can you have a look?

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Commented by sknorr on 2013-10-21 11:29
This happens because the variablelist title is overlayed by the varlistentry title below it. I.e., the browser renders it somewhat like this:

---------------------top of varlist title element--------

---------------------top of varlistentry title element --

ACTUAL VARLIST TITLE #

---------------------bottom of varlist title element ----

Varlistentry title
---------------------bottom of varlistentry title element

I did that, so given an ID, the HTML would scroll to the right position even though there is a bar at the top creating an offset. We will need to get rid of this somewhat gross hack.

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As far as I can see, this seems to be related to the JS script in suse2013/static/js/script.js.

There you can see some lines which looks suspicious: The script touches the href and permalink. Maybe related, maybe not.

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BTW, in addition to variablelists, example with a title and an ID seem to have the same/a similar problem: the browser does not jump to the correct position even if there is a permalink for the example (e.g. try, for example, jumping to
http://docserv[...]/documents/SLE-HA12-SP1/SLE-HA-guide/single-html/#ex.ha.storage.protect.sbd-timings) - doesn't work).

Also stumbled across another related bug today: https://bugzilla.suse.com/show_bug.cgi?id=912472

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This issue has nothing to do with the JS, and I also think it has nothing to do with XSLT. The issue should be entirely CSS-based. See also https://trello.com/c/WJkSk8hJ.

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From me@Trello: "Some things are currently overlaid by unduly expanded elements. That stops people from clicking certain permalinks which is nasty."

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This looks like it was solved eventually. This is the modern version of Tanja's test page: https://documentation.suse.com/sle-ha/12-SP5/single-html/SLE-HA-guide/#ex-ha-storage-protect-sbd-timings

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