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RedEchidnaUK / Table-of-Contents

Creates a Table of Contents on SharePoint Online Modern pages based on the heading tags in the standard Text web part. This has not been tested with standalone SharePoint, but it may work.
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Sticky mode not working anymore #12

Closed tjacobs007 closed 3 months ago

tjacobs007 commented 3 months ago

Since recently i noticed that on pages configured with table of contents the "sticky mode" where i expect that the TOC stays visible while scrolling down, this is not happening anymore.

i upgrade to version 1.7.0.0 but that does not solve the problem.

any news on that issue ? thanks a lot, Tom.

RedEchidnaUK commented 3 months ago

Hi Tom,

As mentioned in the documentation, 'Sticky mode' works by manipulating Microsoft's CSS as the code that makes it 'Sticky' needs to be outside of my web part. Unfortunately, this means it can break without notice and I rely on community feedback to inform me of this. Thank you for letting me know.

Anyway, I've pushed a new version which should fix the issue.

stormanh commented 3 months ago

Thx @RedEchidnaUK ! I've confirmed that v1.7.1.0 has resolved the issue that was raised by Tom. What was the required fix?

RedEchidnaUK commented 3 months ago

Thanks for confirming. A new DIV has been added to the HTML. So the sticky position now has to be added to the great grandfather element.

tjacobs007 commented 3 months ago

Hi Tom,

As mentioned in the documentation, 'Sticky mode' works by manipulating Microsoft's CSS as the code that makes it 'Sticky' needs to be outside of my web part. Unfortunately, this means it can break without notice and I rely on community feedback to inform me of this. Thank you for letting me know.

Anyway, I've pushed a new version which should fix the issue.

Yes, it works ! Thanks for the quick fix regards, Tom.