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AnchorJS links are always visible since 2.56.5 #6910

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kleisauke opened this issue Dec 20, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #6991
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AnchorJS links are always visible since 2.56.5 #6910

kleisauke opened this issue Dec 20, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #6991
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bug A bug to fix customization Site customization, custom styles, headers, footers and layouts

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Operating System: Windows

DocFX Version Used: 2.56.6 (regressed since 2.56.5)

Template used: custom template (most things are inherited from the default template)

Steps to Reproduce:

  1. Visit:
  2. Notice that the AnchorJS links (AnchorJS) always appears to be visible for the second URL.

Expected Behavior:
AnchorJS links only become visible when hovering over the headings.

Actual Behavior:
AnchorJS links are always visible.

Notes:
This seems to have regressed since 2.56.5, most likely due to PR #6717.

@superyyrrzz superyyrrzz added customization Site customization, custom styles, headers, footers and layouts bug A bug to fix v2 labels Dec 22, 2020
@superyyrrzz superyyrrzz added the help-wanted You could start with this if you want to contribute to the project label Jan 6, 2021
@superyyrrzz superyyrrzz removed the help-wanted You could start with this if you want to contribute to the project label Jan 7, 2021
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