Thanks so much Becky! We are evaluating disabling sticky comments using the dark feature you mentioned... glad to have something to consider.
I cannot possibly support this for my users but wanted to share in case it helps someone. With the feature enabled, add an extension like Stylus to your browser (there are a few that are similar) and inject this CSS hack.
/* ==UserStyle==
@name Disable Sticky Comment
@namespace github.com/openstyles/stylus
@version 1.0.0
@description Workaround to address https:@author Disavowed
==/UserStyle== */
@-moz-document domain("jira.yourdomainhere.com") {
#addcomment {
position: static !important;
}
}
Voila, per-user disabling of the feature until Atlassian provides an option. This is barely tested and does not seem to work in the converse where the feature is turned off and a person wants to use it.
Personally I feel Sticky Comment is a great idea that just needs some refining. +1 to enable/disable
Thanks so much Becky! We are evaluating disabling sticky comments using the dark feature you mentioned... glad to have something to consider.
I cannot possibly support this for my users but wanted to share in case it helps someone. With the feature enabled, add an extension like Stylus to your browser (there are a few that are similar) and inject this CSS hack.
Voila, per-user disabling of the feature until Atlassian provides an option. This is barely tested and does not seem to work in the converse where the feature is turned off and a person wants to use it.
Personally I feel Sticky Comment is a great idea that just needs some refining. +1 to enable/disable