Hi!
When a text element is double-clicked, the Floating toolbar appears at the top or the bottom of the Element. This is fine until the Text element is higher than the viewport due to lots of text. In that case, it will appear at the browser’s top. If it cannot appear near the click point, then I think it should have some top margin to avoid sticking it to the top.
Thanks!
Hi Misho,
Thank you for writing in, but I can’t quite replicate the issue, on my end if you double click a text element that is higher than the viewport, it will jump back to the top of the text showing the toolbar. Can you confirm that your browser was not being zoomed?
Cheers!
Hi!
It is not zoomed out. On further investigation, this may have something to do with the fact that this client has a sidebar on the page, and that sidebar is full of various content and widgets, pretty high.
The text element is long, full of text, headlines and images. On the first load, if I click somewhere in the middle of the text, the entire view will scroll to the top and the toolbar will appear at the top of the text container, far away from the place where I have clicked.
If I do that second or any subsequent time, it will not scroll away, but the toolbar will go about 10% under the browsers. The top of the icons are cut-off.
Hi Misho,
Thank you for the clarification, I can see the issue now. I’ve submitted this to our issue tracker so the developers will be made aware of it.
Have a nice day,
Cheers!
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