To try to find it again, I have adjusted the Ease of Access setting (Windows 10) to always show the scroll bar. I have tried setting the height of the body in CSS to 200vw. I have also tried adding “overflow: auto” and “overflow-y:auto” to the body element in CSS. Any help, or clues, would be appreciated.
Hello,
I’ve tried resolving the issue(s), with no success. I redid the project, and haven’t lost the scrollbar, but failed the final test of having a stationary navbar at the top left. I think I passed the test, but the system says I failed. I changed the entry in CSS between nav and .navbar, with no success. I also tried setting the anchors within list items (li a) to a fixed display. help!
It looks as though this issue has been resolved. All tests pass when I check.
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If the tests are run when the browser is not full screen one test will fail with the following message
On regular sized devices (laptops, desktops), the element with id="navbar" should be shown on the left half of the screen. It should always be visible to the user and should remain stationary. You may need to enlarge the viewport or zoom out to ensure the navbar doesn't scroll with the page content.
Please run this test in a larger window (before any media queries) : expected 320 to be above 850
AssertionError: Please run this test in a larger window (before any media queries) : expected 320 to be above 850