Main Header Overlays Anchored Content

Summary

The Main Header (the one with the breadcrumbs and action buttons) stays in front of the text when coming from a link that is below in the page.

For example, if we have an anchor in the middle of the page, then at the bottom of the page we have a link to that anchor, as soon as we click on that anchor link the page will scroll up to that anchor. Along with that automatic scrolling, the main header will stay in front of the content.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a page with content
2. Add the Anchor macro in the middle of the page
3. Now keep adding content until you can't see the anchor without scrolling up
4. Add a link to the created anchor
5. Save the page
6. Access the page, scroll down to the word with the link to the anchor and click on it

Expected Results

• The page will scroll up and you'll see the content.

Actual Results

• The page will scroll up but the main header will stay in front of the anchored content.

Notes

• This also happens if you use the TOC macro. But of course it needs to be at the end of the page since the main header only shows when scrolling up in the page.

Workaround

• Scroll up so that you can see the content, then scroll down again if necessary.