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I have employed the CSS without customisation, but keyboard functionality is effected.
On my TV, using JMP latest built pressing the down arrow does not page to the next row, I.e. only the top two rows are visible (depending on zoom) regardless of where you navigate down/up with the keyboard.
Left and right works as expected.
Disabling server-provided custom CSS is effective in removing the glitchy behaviour.
edit:
further testing replicated this issue in any webbrowser, not just JMP
IIRC your fix will cause items to be visible behind the "transparent" top bar.
Not a dealbreaker, but not ideal for the readability of the buttons that are there on some pages, which is why I applied it. Didn't realise it would break button based navigation tho.
Using novachromatic
I have employed the CSS without customisation, but keyboard functionality is effected.
On my TV, using JMP latest built pressing the down arrow does not page to the next row, I.e. only the top two rows are visible (depending on zoom) regardless of where you navigate down/up with the keyboard.
Left and right works as expected.
Disabling server-provided custom CSS is effective in removing the glitchy behaviour.
edit:
further testing replicated this issue in any webbrowser, not just JMP
isolating tests find the issue in inside line
@import url('https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/CTalvio/Ultrachromic/header/header_transparent-dashboard.css');
when removed issue resolves, although header reverts to a dark theme so is not the fix
edit2: removing
"overflow-y: scroll;"
fixes the issue. Unsure of what it does or the implications.
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