The left [sticky] navbar shouldn't move at all when a toctree navbar element is clicked for a smooth nav UX.
(OR, at with an option to turn this off, anchor jump top the top-level parent category; not to individual children)
Actual Result
Navigating to new pages "jolts" the navbar, scrolling down to align with whatever child navbar toctree element was clicked. This creates a frustrating UX experience. See this low-quality GIF (apologies, the mp4 was too big in size):
Thoughts
What I believe is happening is that click jumps to the body's selected header -- intended and good. However, if it's a sticky navbar, the navbar is separately jumping to its own anchor (not intended -- or if intended, it should be optional and default off since it looks glitchy)
TL;DR Only the body should be anchored on click; not the navbar itself in addition.
Details
Expected Result
The left [sticky] navbar shouldn't move at all when a toctree navbar element is clicked for a smooth nav UX.
(OR, at with an option to turn this off, anchor jump top the top-level parent category; not to individual children)
Actual Result
Navigating to new pages "jolts" the navbar, scrolling down to align with whatever child navbar toctree element was clicked. This creates a frustrating UX experience. See this low-quality GIF (apologies, the mp4 was too big in size):
Thoughts
What I believe is happening is that click jumps to the body's selected header -- intended and good. However, if it's a sticky navbar, the navbar is separately jumping to its own anchor (not intended -- or if intended, it should be optional and default off since it looks glitchy)
TL;DR Only the body should be anchored on click; not the navbar itself in addition.