When editing a confluence page in Edge browser - the page suddenly focuses the first character of the page. So it jumps up, and you have to scroll down again.
I can reproduce this behaviour any time.
It happens exactly then, when I click in a space above a header in the confluence page (in edit mode).
When having many chapters / paragraphs, this happens quite often and at larger confluence pages this gets annyoing quite fast
Hi @Alexander_Justin ,
I was not able to reproduce the issue in my confluence. Did you check if the issue exists for all users and in new or incognito window ?
Hi @Rilwan Ahmed !
This issue occurs in Chrome aswell as Edge - it only happens in edit mode, and when I scroll the page down. The issue also persists in incognito mode.
This does happen for all other users also.
Its always that area above / below a header, where my mouse cursor turns to a "mouse pointer" - basically these areas:
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I just tested this in a knew page - and I noticed, that the cursor jumps a few pages up.
I then added a Content / Index widget (not sure what the correct name in english is) at the top - and then the problem occured again.
So it seems to me, it has to do with the elements that are at the top of the page
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Hi @Alexander_Justin ,
As suggested by @marc -Collabello--Phase Locked- , I also suggest to create a support ticket with Atlassian for this behavior directly in https://support.atlassian.com/contact
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I just looked at this with the DevTools of the browser - the jump up occurs, once you click into the "margin" area of any Header element (h2, h3, h4). As a test, I replaced the 20px margin by a 20px padding on top. This removes the jumping around.
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These UI issues seem to become more and more common.
I'd recommend to open a ticket directly with Atlassian support: https://support.atlassian.com/contact
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