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This affects all pages that I tested it on in the Landscape Docs (and likely other Ubuntu docs). The photo shows what the section heading (H2) looks like when you auto-scroll directly to it from the heading link.
I would love to fix this issue by adding a bit of scroll margin to the relevant section titles. I read the ARCHITECTURE.md and dug through the code base to find where to make the change. I noticed that the documentation content is dynamically generated by this script.
To understand where the script is coming from and how it works, the documentation led me to Creating Discourse-based Documentation Pages, but unfortunately, I can't access the guide.
I keep getting a "Unable to process SAML request or attempt" error. I filed a bug report and hope to get resolution soon, but will appreciate any pointers if possible in the mean time.
@YanisaHS the pages have been redesigned and I believe this issue is not happening now. If you believe something is still incorrect, please reopen the issue. Thank you
When you use the link for a specific heading on a page (e.g., https://ubuntu.com/landscape/docs/install-landscape-client#heading--install-landscape-client-from-the-main-repository), the auto-scroll covers the top half of the text in the section heading (H2) with the main Header bar.
This affects all pages that I tested it on in the Landscape Docs (and likely other Ubuntu docs). The photo shows what the section heading (H2) looks like when you auto-scroll directly to it from the heading link.
Reported from: https://ubuntu.com/landscape/docs/install-landscape-client
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