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  2. JSWCLOUD-8476

Rapid board goes above columns headers in chrome when zoom-in is set to 125%

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      To reproduce:
      0. Use chrome
      1. Open rapid board (which have enough height to not fit to the window)
      2. Zoom-in to 125% (ctrl+mouse scroll)
      3. Refresh page (it happens only when page is loaded while the zoom-in is already set to 125%)
      4. scroll the board

      Now you should be able to see something similar to attached image - the part of board is above the column headers.

      This was spotted on JDOG.

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            [JSWCLOUD-8476] Rapid board goes above columns headers in chrome when zoom-in is set to 125%

            Michael Ruflin (Inactive) added a comment -

            How to reproduce. Select the last issue on the board, then reload. The whole page (body) element moves by at least 1px, as seen on AJS.$('body').scrollTop().

            Happens on all JIRA versions

            Michael Ruflin (Inactive) added a comment - How to reproduce. Select the last issue on the board, then reload. The whole page (body) element moves by at least 1px, as seen on AJS.$('body').scrollTop(). Happens on all JIRA versions

            Michael Ruflin (Inactive) added a comment -

            Can reproduce now on Kanban board

            Michael Ruflin (Inactive) added a comment - Can reproduce now on Kanban board

            Martin (Inactive) added a comment -

            Cannot reproduce, may have been fixed with the other work related to resizing/height calculations

            Martin (Inactive) added a comment - Cannot reproduce, may have been fixed with the other work related to resizing/height calculations

            Aleksander Mierzwicki ☁ added a comment -

            I can reproduce this on jdog. This time I can do it even without zoom. Now there are 1-3px only - it's better but still broken.

            I'm using Linux (debian) - maybe this doesn't happen on MacOs? I can't verify it, as I don't have one in home (and I'm on leave until 6th of may).

            Aleksander Mierzwicki ☁ added a comment - I can reproduce this on jdog. This time I can do it even without zoom. Now there are 1-3px only - it's better but still broken. I'm using Linux (debian) - maybe this doesn't happen on MacOs? I can't verify it, as I don't have one in home (and I'm on leave until 6th of may).

            JoanneA (Inactive) added a comment -

            I can't reproduce this on jdog or latest from default

            JoanneA (Inactive) added a comment - I can't reproduce this on jdog or latest from default

            Michael Ruflin (Inactive) added a comment -

            This issue was most likely caused by the exclusion of the JIRA header from our calculation (see GHS-8276).

            Can somebody please retest/try to reproduce this (I tested with Chrome on MacOS using zoom)?

            Michael Ruflin (Inactive) added a comment - This issue was most likely caused by the exclusion of the JIRA header from our calculation (see GHS-8276 ). Can somebody please retest/try to reproduce this (I tested with Chrome on MacOS using zoom)?

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              amierzwicki Aleksander Mierzwicki ☁
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