FIX: Scroll enough to show topic timeline from down arrow
This fixes the problem where if you clicked the down / scroll to bottom arrow at the top of the table of contents, the scroll would _just_ not quite be enough to show the topic timeline, which would require another mouse scroll. Now if there is a second post we just scroll directly to the top of that, which makes the topic timeline show immediately.
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@ -203,13 +203,24 @@ export default {
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if (e.target.closest("a")) {
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// link to first post bottom
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if (e.target.closest("a").classList.contains("scroll-to-bottom")) {
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const rect = document
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.querySelector(".d-toc-cooked")
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.getBoundingClientRect();
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let rect, topPosition;
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// if there is a second post, just scroll to the top of that post so the topic timeline shows
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const secondPost = document.querySelector("#post_2");
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if (secondPost) {
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rect = secondPost.getBoundingClientRect();
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topPosition = rect.top + window.scrollY - headerOffset();
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} else {
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// otherwise just go to the bottom of the first post
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rect = document
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.querySelector(".d-toc-cooked")
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.getBoundingClientRect();
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topPosition = rect.bottom + window.scrollY - headerOffset() - 10;
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}
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if (rect) {
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window.scrollTo({
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top: rect.bottom + window.scrollY - headerOffset() - 10,
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top: topPosition,
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behavior: "smooth",
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});
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