O.o I tested the sticky-header-shrink.logo code that was in my email, not the stuff above. I’m assuming you edited it after it initially landed in my mailbox. Regardless. Adding the minimum height *does* give me a ‘fix’, at the expense of negative space. Maybe I can come up with a footer to put at the bottom of the pages.
But am I going to need a different minimum height, compared to what works now for my 1440p, for 4k resolutions and whatever in-between resolutions there are being utilized, to not have the same bounce?
Cheers!
~Ashley
I spoke too soon. 100vh, even 95vh, is working fine in Firefox. But I’ve gone up to 300vh and 3000px and I’m still getting bounces on the YouTube page in Chrome.
Hello Ashley!
There should be a minimum of 100vh in order for the page to work properly.
The above code should work on all resolutions. (I’m currently on 1080p and the code works fine.)
Regards
1080p was never a problem, lol. The only time this has ever been an issue has been at 1440p; I’ve not had anyone with 4k offer to test for me yet.
But yes, with the code, Firefox is working fine now but Chrome is still bouncing on pages that are near ‘full’ in content, but not ‘full enough’, I guess. It works fine if I stick it in a window that is smaller than the content. But maximized, bounce.
Hi,
Just increase the min-height value 🙂
Regards
I did, at various values up to 300vh, and I also tried 3000px, and Chrome is still bouncing. So what is the minimum value to make Chrome not act up?
