I’ve recreated, from scratch, a Poster 1 blog in a new site using Poster 2. All seems fine except when a metadata link is activated it targets the top of the page rather than the top of the Poster content (which I’ve assigned an anchor ‘content’). This didn’t happen with the Poster 1 blog.
In Poster 1 the link had the #top attribute added, whereas in Poster 2 there is no attribute.
Yes, thank you. But I have already selected that option which ensures that when displaying the main content it opens at the post detail heading. This works fine. But it doesn’t seem to work when the metadata links are activated.
Could I perhaps also mention that when using the pagination link this also refreshes to the top of the web page rather than the top of the Poster content.
Hi, I updated to 2.5 today and republished all files but this doesn’t seem to have resolved the above issues. I assume, therefore, that the necessary changes are still pending.
Hi Jannis, I note that the metadata links and the pagination links are still targeting the top of the web page and not the top of the Poster content. Is this tricky to change?
Hi Jannis.
I missed your DM earlier but have just installed 2.6.4 and given it a test drive. I’m pleased to say that the new setting has resolved the issue.
Although it wasn’t a major issue I think this update gives the user a better experience in avoiding the need to scroll down after using category or pagination filtering.
Many thanks,
Bob
