Haven't looked into what in the JavaScript is controlling this behavior, just wanted to capture the problem at the surface level. Since the position resets if a user scrolls on the page, it's a pretty minor inconvenience as bugs go, but it'd be good to address it eventually.
On pageload or under normal circumstances, the sidebar aside element has this placement:
<aside class="q-layout-drawer q-layout-transition q-layout-drawer-left scroll fixed q-layout-drawer-normal q-layout-drawer-delimiter" style="width: 200px; top: 64px; bottom: 0px; transform: translateX(0px);">
but after a record is loaded the top position zeroes out.
<aside class="q-layout-drawer q-layout-transition q-layout-drawer-left scroll fixed q-layout-drawer-normal" style="width: 200px; top: 0px; bottom: 0px; transform: translateX(-200px);"><div class="q-list no-border">
Haven't looked into what in the JavaScript is controlling this behavior, just wanted to capture the problem at the surface level. Since the position resets if a user scrolls on the page, it's a pretty minor inconvenience as bugs go, but it'd be good to address it eventually.