cheeaun/phanpy

Browser zoom break horizontal scrolling/navigation in column view

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#1,074 opened on Mar 4, 2025

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Description

Thanks for an amazing project! It's a joy to follow 😍

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Version

2025.01.26.24f03f5

Instance

localhost

Browser

  • Firefox 135.0.1 (64-bit)

Bug description

If I zoom to 110%, then I cannot navigate items in the deck of boosted posts - after pressing "->" button twice, it stops working.

The horizontal scrolling is also difficult to use.

To reproduce

  1. Enable multi-columned mode
  2. Zoom to 110%
  3. Go to a deck of boosted posts
  4. Click "->" twice
  5. Third time, it doesn't do anything

Expected behavior

Everything works fine with 100% zoom!

Other

This was actually a sort of big bug for me, because I hadn't realized the 110% zoom. I thought it was a general bug in Phanpy and had been living with it for months :)

But I suppose others that need the zoom are more blocked by it.

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Research direction
Investigate how browser zoom affects the column view layout and scrolling behavior. Check CSS media queries or JavaScript that might depend on pixel values, and consider using relative units or event handling adjustments.
Tech stack
javascriptcss
Domain
frontend
Issue type
Bug
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2
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1-3 hours
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Fresh
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Mostly clear
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75