boonebgorges
commented
7 years ago Heh, I was wondering whether anyone would notice this.
There's no scrolling when zoomed in all the way because, if you're clicking on the question title, then there's nowhere to scroll to :) But even in these cases, it's helpful to have a permalink to a question, in case you want to share that link with someone else. Maybe, when zoomed in all the way, the "A Question from..." text would not be a link, but it'd be followed by #, which would be a link? It's a bit awkward, but it's a convention I've seen used.
moui72
I'm unsure of the intended functionality here, but I think it's currently a little confusing.
If I am looking at a question which is about a problem which also has other questions, all of that problem's questions will be visible. This seems reasonable.
The URLs for each question are different, and when loaded from a different page, will cause the view to scroll to the appropriate question, which makes sense.
e.g. the following urls render the same data but scroll to different questions
The question titles are links to these unique URLs, but the view does not change when they are clicked. This is a bit confusing.
I think that when the view is "maximally zoomed in" (that is, we're looking at the questions for a particular problem set) the question titles should no linker be styled as links