Piero Toto

Piero Toto said:

It has never happened to me that an HTML wouldn't scroll down on opening from the target folder. Do I need to tweak some settings, or has this got to do with scripts or something?

I haven't seen this before either.  Can you share the file so we can try to reproduce?

Hi Paul,

I'm attaching the HTML page we used for practice which was downloaded as "complete website". The only tweak to the default settings in Studio was to make the keywords/description translatable as meta content. The page loses its "scrollability" as soon as it's saved as HTML.

Thanks for looking into this

Homepage.zip

Hi Piero Toto,

Which elements?

Any screen-shot will help to understand…

This, for example, appears at the bottom of the original source homepage. The target homepage doesn't show this or any other text in between the top and the bottom. It just stops at the section you posted (your image). Does this help and does this make sense?

Does this appear in the source html, when you open it in Notepad or in the translation?

Hi Jerzy,

Yes it does in both pages:

 (ST)

 (TT)

That's what I don't understand. The content is there, but the page won't scroll down and show it.

Thanks for looking into this.

Hi Piero Toto,

If I open the original Homepage.html in my web browser, I can see only my screen-shot, nothing else if I scroll down in my web browser. What I need to do in order to see your screen-shot? I've checked with Chrome and Firefox…

The live home page will let you scroll down, but when saved as HTML and opened in the browser, it won't allow you to scroll down. That's exactly the issue. All the content from the live homepage is there though. Any ideas? Thanks for your time, Jesús.

I couldn't scroll down with the original HTML you provided.

I've tried just once more unzipping your ZIP, just in case I messed things up, but if I scroll down with the mouse wheel, nothing moves. Sorry…

Whether the ZIP doesn't contain original HTML or you're doing something special that I don't know.

The zip folder also contains a text file with the original URL which redirects to the homepage. Could it be that when saving the source HTML the scrolling feature gets lost in the transfer? It hasn’t happened with other webpages we’ve used for practice in the past though. 

I can scroll your page in MS Edge... I think the problem is the dynamic content there.

Thank you Jerzy. I guess there's not much I can do at my end to preserve the dynamic content then?

Thank you Jerzy. I guess there's not much I can do at my end to preserve the dynamic content then?

I'm afraid not. The homepage is certainly created with Typo3 or similar and thus cannot be transfered to html.

Thank you Jerzy. And Jesús/Paul for taking the time to help me with this issue. I'll let my students know.