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morrobay
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Have pages box also on top of pages. So don't have to scroll down to bottom of page to select page/last page.
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/random-photos.994801/berkeman said:Interesting. I thought I had seen some threads without the page shortcuts at top or bottom (I forget which), but now I'm not seeing them.
@morrobay -- can you link to a thread where you are seeing this now?
@Greg Bernhardt -- Was there a recent change that fixed this?
You have shown the static element which is not at all what he is asking for. He wants a dynamic one that stays visible as you scroll down the page, not one that just scrolls off the page as soon as you start scrolling down.mfb said:
mfb said:But... we do?
Example thread
berkeman said:I thought I had seen some threads without the page shortcuts at top or bottom (I forget which), but now I'm not seeing them.
I don't share that interpretation.phinds said:You have shown the static element which is not at all what he is asking for. He wants a dynamic one that stays visible as you scroll down the page, not one that just scrolls off the page as soon as you start scrolling down.
I don't see how else you CAN interpret "Have pages box also on top of pages. So don't have to scroll down to bottom of page to select page/last page. "mfb said:I don't share that interpretation.
morrobay said:Have pages box also on top of pages. So don't have to scroll down to bottom of page to select page/last page.
phinds said:You have shown the static element which is not at all what he is asking for. He wants a dynamic one that stays visible as you scroll down the page, not one that just scrolls off the page as soon as you start scrolling down.
So, @morrobay, how 'bout you jump in here and tell us what you DO mean if you don't mean what I think you mean?mfb said:I don't share that interpretation.
See post #9. Not about page box being visible while scrolling down a page. But at the top of each page, have page box like at bottom of pages.phinds said:So, @morrobay, how 'bout you jump in here and tell us what you DO mean if you don't mean what I think you mean?
You can get the Greek alphabets by simply enabling Greek language in the keyboard.morrobay said:The mobil version also does not have math and Greek alphabet symbols when clicking on gear.
Ah. Gotcha. You'd rather do it the hard way.morrobay said:See post #9. Not about page box being visible while scrolling down a page. But at the top of each page, have page box like at bottom of pages.
That option is always there - a floating button appears on the RHS of the page when you start scrolling up (both on Android web version and desktop version):Evo said:What we need is a "return to top" link at the bottom of a page.
Wrichik Basu said:That option is always there - a floating button appears on the RHS of the page when you start scrolling up (both on Android web version and desktop version):
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That was never there before, you placed it there!Wrichik Basu said:That option is always there - a floating button appears on the RHS of the page when you start scrolling up (both on Android web version and desktop version):
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The purpose of having page selection boxes at the top of pages is to allow users to easily navigate to different pages within a website or document. This is especially useful for longer documents or websites with multiple pages.
Page selection boxes typically consist of a drop-down menu or a list of page numbers. Users can select a specific page from the menu or list to be taken directly to that page.
No, page selection boxes are not necessary for all websites or documents. They are most commonly used for longer documents or websites with multiple pages. If a website or document is short and only has a few pages, page selection boxes may not be needed.
Yes, page selection boxes can be customized to fit the design and layout of a website or document. This can include changing the font, color, or size of the page numbers or adding images or icons to the box.
Yes, there are alternative methods for navigating through pages, such as using a table of contents or a sidebar menu. However, page selection boxes are a common and user-friendly option for page navigation.