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No scrollbar on content unless I disable Javascript #33
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Hi. You didn't specify the version of the application and what engine it's built with - Your sample chm file is generated with the Help+Manual program and has a characteristic layout with a non-scrolling header. And if the header gets the focus, scrolling of the entire page is blocked. Thus, it is enough to click on the main content and the page scrolling will work properly again. |
Oh sorry, I'm using the Debian unstable package kchmviewer 8.0-2 (8.0 seems to be the latest upstream release). I couldn't see anywhere in the app which tells me the HTML engine in use, but from the dynamic linker it seems to be WebEngine:
This doesn't seem to work for me. |
Well, I built kchmviewer with |
With the attached .chm file I don't get a scrollbar on pages which are longer than the screen, and I also can't seem to scroll with the keyboard. The first page "Introduction" shows the problem, but it seems to apply to all pages long than one screen:
noscrollchm.zip
I've discovered I do get a scrollbar if I disable Javascript in the settings (and restart for the change to have effect), so there's a workaround at least.
(I wonder if Javascript off might be a better default as well as solving this...)
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