Description: Sidebar expansion and closure take you to wrong places https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TOH5Ern842gmJxsgMUp7jKWNP7Hcs-UP/view?usp=sharing Steps to Reproduce: 1.Make a document with many pages 2.Set multi-page view 3.Expand and close sidebar Actual Results: Takes you to wrong page Expected Results: Not taking long trips up or down Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: In the video. Please watch it
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I tested with this, if I have 100 pages and I am in the last page, is not going to the last page, but somehow near there. Maybe it is not perfect, but we dont know the logic behind. It's very hard to have the cursor on page 1, you look at page 1-12 on a single screen. Where should go the view when you can fit one page? To page 1 or 2 or... 12?... It's hard to be so precise on this scenario. Imagine that you are a developer. Tell me the right number in my scenario: I expect a single number: so, on my screen I can fit 12 pages, the right page to show is... what number?... and what is the logic behind?...
(In reply to BogdanB from comment #2) > I tested with this, if I have 100 pages and I am in the last page, is not > going to the last page, but somehow near there. > > Maybe it is not perfect, but we dont know the logic behind. It's very hard > to have the cursor on page 1, you look at page 1-12 on a single screen. > Where should go the view when you can fit one page? To page 1 or 2 or... > 12?... It's hard to be so precise on this scenario. Imagine that you are a > developer. Tell me the right number in my scenario: I expect a single > number: so, on my screen I can fit 12 pages, the right page to show is... > what number?... and what is the logic behind?... I understand that it can be challenging, but there is surely something to work on. May others see it and maybe they'll be able to improve it I'm not going to lie, right now it's hurting my eyes quite a bit. Not very convenient
(In reply to BogdanB from comment #2) > I tested with this, if I have 100 pages and I am in the last page, is not > going to the last page, but somehow near there. > > Maybe it is not perfect, but we dont know the logic behind. It's very hard > to have the cursor on page 1, you look at page 1-12 on a single screen. > Where should go the view when you can fit one page? To page 1 or 2 or... > 12?... It's hard to be so precise on this scenario. Imagine that you are a > developer. Tell me the right number in my scenario: I expect a single > number: so, on my screen I can fit 12 pages, the right page to show is... > what number?... and what is the logic behind?... I wouldn't solve this problem mathematically. I'd use the screen instead. Detect the page the user is looking at and stay there