Long pages only render partially on a portrait-mode monitor

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What happened?

I normally use LogSeq on a portrait-mode monitor. When I open a very long page, the page only renders the content partially, leaving the rest of the content at the bottom of the page invisible. It does render the Linked and Unlinked References at the bottom of the page properly.

What I have found is that if I create a block anywhere on the page, it seems to "wake up" and render the missing content, and from then on the page works as one would expect.

Right now this is just an annoyance for pages I've worked with recently and know this is a problem. For older pages, I may not realize there is content I'm not seeing.

Reproduce the Bug

1. Maximize LogSeq on a portrait-mode monitor.
2. Open a very long page
3. Observe that a bunch of content at the bottom is "invisible".
4. Create a block anywhere on the page.
5. The invisible content finally renders.

Expected Behavior

Expected behavior is to render the page as usual, even on a portrait-mode monitor.

Screenshots

Page as originally loaded (content at bottom invisible):

Page after create a block anywhere (in this case, under "Resolved items"):

Desktop Platform Information

• Windows 10
• LogSeq 0.8.7

Mobile Platform Information

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Additional Context

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