Scroll-to-top when navigating course presentation

  • Resolved Giannis Sifakis

    (@giansifakis)


    1 year, 2 months ago

    Hello,

    I am having an issue with the Course Presentation component.

    I am trying to navigate through the slides and every time I select a different slide, I travel to the top of the page; it is like selecting a “scroll-to-top” arrow button.

    The slide changes normally, but I am being sent to the top of the page I am seeing. I have to scroll down, locate the presentation and continue. Later, when I select another slide, the same thing happens.

    Every time I hover a slide, the url preview (bottom-left corner) looks like this: https://mydomain.com/#

    Screenshot: https://ibb.co/4TB4dZK

    I am displaying the H5P content through TutorLMS (using the Shortcode).

    Any clue?

    Thank you in advance.

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  • Plugin Author icc0rz

    (@icc0rz)

    Does the same happen when using the demo available here? https://h5p.org/presentation
    Maybe the content type on your site isn’t the latest version.

    Thread Starter Giannis Sifakis

    (@giansifakis)

    Hello,

    Thank you for your response. I think I have found what causes the problem…

    The demo Course Presentation on the H5P website works without any problem. I have updated everything on my site, I do not think this is the issue.

    Actually, I have tried a few things and the Course Presentation content works just fine when I use the shortcode on a plain page.

    But when I use the shortcode through TutorLMS, I come across this issue; I travel to the top of the page every time I change slides.

    So, I suppose it is TutorLMS’s issue and I have to look for another way around.

    Regards.

    Plugin Author icc0rz

    (@icc0rz)

    No worries, I’m glad you managed to locate what triggered it. Maybe there is some special handling of the links in Tutor.

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