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Hello, I am just starting to use rapidoc with our APIs and I am trying to add it as a page inside of our website.
Unfortunately this website has a floating scrollbar. So when a user clicks on an endpoint and rapidoc scrolls to the top of that element, the floating header is covering the element. I think what I need is a feature similar to the redoc's 'scroll-y-offset'. So when it does scroll to an element it adds an amount to that scroll position.
Does this feature exist in Rapidoc? Or is there another/better way to do this?
I saw in other git issues the suggestion is to add padding to the parent div of the redoc web element. I am doing this so that the documentation isn't covered by the header, but it still scrolls to the same place. Maybe I am doing this wrong?
Hello, I am just starting to use rapidoc with our APIs and I am trying to add it as a page inside of our website.
Unfortunately this website has a floating scrollbar. So when a user clicks on an endpoint and rapidoc scrolls to the top of that element, the floating header is covering the element. I think what I need is a feature similar to the redoc's 'scroll-y-offset'. So when it does scroll to an element it adds an amount to that scroll position.
Does this feature exist in Rapidoc? Or is there another/better way to do this?
I saw in other git issues the suggestion is to add padding to the parent div of the redoc web element. I am doing this so that the documentation isn't covered by the header, but it still scrolls to the same place. Maybe I am doing this wrong?
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