Closed lynn2910 closed 1 week ago
Any progress on this? I am facing the same issue.
Any progress on this? I am facing the same issue.
A fix is included in the grid layout rework. (https://github.com/jackyzha0/quartz/pull/1354)
Looks great! Any idea on the timeline for it to be merged into main? Just saw that all checks have been approved...
Looks great! Any idea on the timeline for it to be merged into main? Just saw that all checks have been approved...
It has been merged.
Please let me know if you run into any issues.
Not sure if I have updated it correctly, I just ran npx quartz update
but it doesn't seem like that issue is resolved for me. At 100 percent zoom, the last items in the table of contents is still cut-off and inaccessible until I zoom out.
Please let me know if you require any information from my side.
EDIT: I really think its an issue with how I've updated it, since I see on the documentation site the behavior is as intended. I would appreciate any help on where I've gone wrong.
Not sure if I have updated it correctly, I just ran
npx quartz update
but it doesn't seem like that issue is resolved for me. At 100 percent zoom, the last items in the table of contents is still cut-off and inaccessible until I zoom out.Please let me know if you require any information from my side.
Do you have an example where you encounter this problem?
This page seems to work fine: https://adityainduraj.github.io/secondbrain/01---Leetcode/Leetcode---Patterns-and-Other-Info
Screencast from 2024-09-23 23-08-57.webm
Perhaps a caching issue? Could you refresh your cache? (refresh your site with CTRL + F5 or SHIFT + F5)
It's weird, it seems to be working fine when I build and run it locally (though my table of contents still doesn't look the same as yours) but the Github Pages site doesn't seem to implement it. I cleared the cache and even tried in a new browser altogether.
I would really appreciate any help in getting the Table of Contents to display more fields by default, like yours does, mine just shows 2 or 3 at my desired zoom level. Screencast From 2024-09-24 02-52-12.webm
It's weird, it seems to be working fine when I build and run it locally (though my table of contents still doesn't look the same as yours) but the Github Pages site doesn't seem to implement it. I cleared the cache and even tried in a new browser altogether.
I would really appreciate any help in getting the Table of Contents to display more fields by default, like yours does, mine just shows 2 or 3 at my desired zoom level. Screencast From 2024-09-24 02-52-12.webm
The second page in your video seems off, it should change to the new tablet layout when you zoom in, leaving the left sidebar while hiding the right sidebar. In your video it seems to hide both, suggesting that the new layout has not been applied.
Hi, I basically just reinitialized the entire repository and it. However, I've noticed that there is some sort of a double scrollbar in the table of contents. Is this by design? It seems a bit weird.
That's weird. After updating my repo, it works perfectly: the navbar shows:
https://lynn.chamallow.xyz/cours/S3/D%C3%A9veloppement-Web/NodeJS/Basiques#2-fonctions-nomm%C3%A9es
I checked the page of @adityainduraj and after messing with the max-height
of these two elements (image below), I was able to remove the scrollbar:
Yet, now the "Table of contents" is moving alongside the rest of the explorer.
Edit: Also, as my computer opened the page for the first time, there is no problems with the local cache of my browser.
Hi, I basically just reinitialized the entire repository and it. However, I've noticed that there is some sort of a double scrollbar in the table of contents. Is this by design? It seems a bit weird. Screencast.From.2024-09-24.09-33-04.webm
@saberzero1 , would you happen to know anything about the double scrollbar?
@saberzero1 sorry for the ping, but I noticed another behavior. The zoom starts malfunctioning if it encounters any code block in the notes. So far I have only been able to replicate it on Firefox, it works fine on Chromium browsers. Attaching a video for your reference. Tried the usual, clearing cache, reloading the site etc. Works fine on pages that don't include a code block. Screencast From 2024-09-26 00-16-05.webm
@saberzero1 sorry for the ping, but I noticed another behavior. The zoom starts malfunctioning if it encounters any code block in the notes. So far I have only been able to replicate it on Firefox, it works fine on Chromium browsers. Attaching a video for your reference. Tried the usual, clearing cache, reloading the site etc. Works fine on pages that don't include a code block. Screencast From 2024-09-26 00-16-05.webm
Perhaps I don't understand, but everything seems to work fine when I run in firefox. Can you check on your end with the proposed fixes from https://github.com/jackyzha0/quartz/pull/1440 ?
Describe the bug A big table of content will overflow on the screen when put to right side but no scroll bar will appear
To Reproduce
Simply go to to https://lynn.chamallow.xyz/cours/S3/D%C3%A9veloppement-Web/NodeJS/Basiques#boucles on a small screen (such as a laptop, especially if the screen have a zoom of 125%)
Expected behavior The table of content should be displayed in a way that we can actually see the full content
Screenshots and Source
What I see when on laptop (125% screen as it's 16")
The same page but on a larger screen where the zoom of windows is 100%:
Repositery: https://github.com/lynn2910/cours
Desktop (please complete the following information):
node
Version: 20.5.0npm
version: 10.8.2