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Vertical scrollbar appearing in published view

Deleted user July 23, 2018

Over the weekend, it seems a page that was viewing fine now has all of the content contained within a vertical scroll bar in the published view.

Has anything changed?

I wondered if i was something I had done but it is still displaying in the same way after going back to a previous version of the page.

What would this be caused by - is there a limit on length of page?

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Davin Studer
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July 24, 2018

@Tatyana Kuznetsova I'v tried to recreate your issue like this, but I do not see a vertical scroll bar. Any thing else that could be affecting it? Are you on the Cloud version of Confluence or is it self hosted?

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Deleted user July 25, 2018

Hi @Davin Studer,

I was able to recreate the issue by just adding the style macro to the page only and publishing the page. A scrollbar was present within the macro.

I am using Chrome Version 68.0.3440.75 (Official Build) (64-bit)

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Tatyana Kuznetsova July 25, 2018

@[deleted]It looks like the issue has disappeared as I don't see it on any of my pages -  I've tested it on Firefox and Chrome.

Thanks for your help - I am so glad it got resolved.

-Tanya

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July 25, 2018

Sounds like maybe a transitory issue with the style macro that has since been resolved.

Deleted user July 26, 2018

Glad this is sorted :)

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Deleted user July 24, 2018

Hi @[deleted],

Has the web browser's page zoom been applied? If so, is the behaviour still present if you reset the zoom level to 0?

Thanks

Deleted user July 24, 2018

Thanks for reaching out Danny.

I figured it out in the end. It was the presence of a Time planner macro that was causing the issue.

I have had the macro on my page for a longtime, so I am wondering if it has been deprecated or tweaked, as the vertical scroll bar appeared over the weekend.

As soon as I removed the macro from my page it was backto normal.

/Kate

Deleted user July 24, 2018

Thanks for replying @[deleted], glad you got it sorted. 

Have a great day :) 

Tatyana Kuznetsova July 24, 2018

@[deleted]

Hi Danny! I have a very similar issue - I am using the external CSS macro (style macro) and for some reason all of the pages now have a vertical scrollbar and I am not sure how to get rid of it. As soon as I remove style CSS macro, that scroll bar disappears.

Not using that macro is not an option, as we are using custom CSS. 

Is there a resolution to this?

Thank you,

-Tanya

Deleted user July 24, 2018

Hi @Tatyana Kuznetsova,

Can you paste in the CSS that you are using in the macro?

Thanks

Tatyana Kuznetsova July 24, 2018

@[deleted]Hi Danny!  Thank you for getting back to me. You can easily recreate the bug by adding a style macro to the page - even if the CSS file is empty, you will still get a scroll bar,  as long as the macro is on the page. At the moment, the only thing that my css file contains is this:

.wiki-content
{
background:#D46D6E;
}



Deleted user July 24, 2018

Hi @Tatyana Kuznetsova,

Unfortunately, I have not been able to solve the issue myself. Instead, I will give a shout out to all the Champions and see if anyone has some information on this subject.

Thanks 

Tatyana Kuznetsova July 24, 2018

@[deleted]Thank you - looking forward to a fix or a workaround.

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