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large annoying blank space at bottom of site
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traderli |
When I am in the "task mode" there is a very large blank white area below the bottom the the list of tasks (below the "total estimated length... and the rightside scrolling) and above the "contact us" etc. I can not get rid of it. The left side with a list of folders extends properly to the bottom.
I only seems to be a problem when I view by "folder". It takes up a lot of screen area. I am using Firefox. Would you be able to give me some guidance on eliminating this? |
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Jason Bushell |
Create more tasks? :)
Could you post a screenshot? That might make it a bit easier to solve. |
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dgruver3 |
same issue for me, though it happens on every type of view, not just folders. It cuts off about 3 lines or so of the list, which of course I can scroll up to see, but still, kind of a waste of space. I kept expecting that if I highlighted something, it's details (or some kind of additional info) would pop up in that space - which would be great (for instance, fields that are not displayed in the grid view, like the notes section for each task.
I don't know how to post a screenshot, but just imagine (on a laptop screen) a blank space about 1 inch high below the main listing for each type of view. |
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marius.eggerud |
Same for me.
I have created a ticket for this issue. This message was edited Oct 02, 2013. |
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Jake Toodledo Founder |
Are you using the experimental fixed top feature in your account settings? This may be the problem, and is why this feature is experimental.
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marius.eggerud |
Here are my settings:
Top is fixed and tasks scroll. Grid (One line with columns) Show note icon on the left. Tags are sorted alphabetically. |
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Jake Toodledo Founder |
The "top is fixed" setting is probably what is causing this. It is an experimental setting. Try turning this off and see if it helps.
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Salgud |
Posted by Jake:
The "top is fixed" setting is probably what is causing this. It is an experimental setting. Try turning this off and see if it helps. That is one loooooong experiment! ;) |
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Jake Toodledo Founder |
Some experiments fail, like this one. But it hasn't failed catastrophically so we leave it up.
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