Modal Shortcode in LayerSlider?

[David Martin – Support]

Hi Matt,

That is very odd, I cannot replicate this in any browser currently.

Could you clear your browser caches?

Thanks,
David.

[Reverend2008]

Hi David

yes absolutely – always have cache turned off in dev tools but have double-checked anyway and it made no difference.

I have tried this in my own Chrome as well as Firefox and am getting the same issue. I *think* it’s happening on any ‘container’ div, as when I remove the class tag in console the issue goes away (along with the formatting obviously).

Interestingly, I tried it in the new Windows Edge browser and there’s no issue there.

[David Martin – Support]

Hi,

I still cannot replicate the reported issue, I am going to ask the team to see if they can replicate this so we can investigate further.

Thanks,
David.

[Reverend2008]

OK thanks – as a quick test I removed the CSS from the Child Theme and it’s still doing the jump, so I’m pretty sure it’s something in the parent theme.

[David Martin – Support]

Hi,

We have tested it here, we can see the issue on Windows only and we were all on Mac’s hence being unable to replicate.

I’ll need to further test this and report back a solution.

Thanks,
David.

[David Martin – Support]

Hi,

Just to follow up here, what operating system and what browsers are you testing on?

Thanks,
David.

[Reverend2008]

Windows 7 and 10, Mozilla/FF, Chrome, all latest up-to-date versions.

[Swift Ideas – Ed]

Hmm, seems to be a windows only issue. Try adding this custom css:

.modal-open {
    overflow: auto;
}

– Ed