When looking at a KSC report that has mulitple graphs per line, depending on the screen resolution, it may happen that you have to scroll sideways in order to see things.
While this is expected, it is very uncomfortable that the scrollbar is not a browser scrollbar at the bottom of the window, but an inline html scrollbar at the end of the report. So in order to scroll to the right, you have to scroll to the bottom, scroll to the right and the get back up to where you were.
This can be fixed by dropping overflow: auto; from div.boxwrapper in jetty-webapps/opennms/css/styles.css
If I disable this setting, I get the browser's scrollbar at the bottom of the window instead of the html one.
Not sure whether this will have any side effects though.
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Operating System: Linux
Platform: PC
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Donald Desloge February 14, 2011 at 10:54 AM
Dominik,
Oops, I meant to move this to our Backlog, instead of resolve it.
Dominik February 14, 2011 at 1:44 AM
May I ask why? Am I the only one who's bothered by this?
Dominik July 29, 2010 at 4:52 AM
Okay, the background really is "broken" then.
But I can only speak for myself. I really like it better if I can scroll through the graphs than having a nice background.
The event list does not look different to me. What did you notice there?
Philip Grenon July 23, 2010 at 12:13 PM
Although this does give the browser scroll bar instead of the inline scroll bar, it causes many other styling issues due to the fact that most of the css is global. The most immediate problem I noticed were the background on the KSC graphs page where the scroll bar was fixed. Also in IE, it messes with the formatting in the event/list page.
Do you have the same abnormalities when you disable the "overflow:auto;" setting?
When looking at a KSC report that has mulitple graphs per line, depending on the screen resolution, it may happen that you have to scroll sideways in order to see things.
While this is expected, it is very uncomfortable that the scrollbar is not a browser scrollbar at the bottom of the window, but an inline html scrollbar at the end of the report. So in order to scroll to the right, you have to scroll to the bottom, scroll to the right and the get back up to where you were.
This can be fixed by dropping
overflow: auto;
from div.boxwrapper in jetty-webapps/opennms/css/styles.css
If I disable this setting, I get the browser's scrollbar at the bottom of the window instead of the html one.
Not sure whether this will have any side effects though.