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fix(affix): Use the document instead of the body to determine the height of the page#2238
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I really think this is a good improvement, I would like to get it merged. Can we take another look? |
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In my project, due to fixed height headers and sidebars, the children of the body element are all absolutely, or fixed positioned. This causes the body element to have a height of 0px, and therefore the height calcs in affix to work incorrectly. This is fixed if we use the height of the document instead of the body.