Check if the button has an href="#", as this can cause the page to scroll to the top. Replace href="#" with href="javascript:void(0);" to prevent the default behavior of scrolling to the top.
If the button has an onclick event, ensure it's set up correctly to handle the intended action.
Review JavaScript Event Handling:
Inspect any JavaScript functions tied to the button to ensure they don't inadvertently cause page reload or scrolling.
If needed, add event.preventDefault(); within the function to stop any default scrolling behavior if the button is intended to perform a custom action.
Test and Verify Behavior:
After making the above adjustments, test the button's functionality to confirm it no longer redirects to the top of the page and performs the desired action.
Bug Title
Top button
Description
The top button does not work properly
Steps to Reproduce
Inspect the Button’s href or onclick Attribute:
Check if the button has an href="#", as this can cause the page to scroll to the top. Replace href="#" with href="javascript:void(0);" to prevent the default behavior of scrolling to the top. If the button has an onclick event, ensure it's set up correctly to handle the intended action. Review JavaScript Event Handling:
Inspect any JavaScript functions tied to the button to ensure they don't inadvertently cause page reload or scrolling. If needed, add event.preventDefault(); within the function to stop any default scrolling behavior if the button is intended to perform a custom action. Test and Verify Behavior:
After making the above adjustments, test the button's functionality to confirm it no longer redirects to the top of the page and performs the desired action.
Expected Behavior
It should so the top home screen when clicked
Environment
windows 11
Additional Context
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