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(Note green bar indicating top result which is off the screen)
... In cases where the jquery autocomplete "flip" mode pushes up rather than down to avoid banging into the bottom of the screen, which would make results inaccessible. In general they are very generously padded and so even on very nice retina macbook pros you come very close to running out of screen space to read them.
This fixes the functional problem, but at a cost in readability and attractiveness.
Ponder whether there's a better answer. Should we offer scrolling within the results? In any case, the best result should definitely be on the screen initially and easy to choose (which got a bit less true with the "flip" feature).
There may also be other possibilities for page pickers that go beyond autocomplete search, but we definitely need a robust answer based on autocomplete for pieces at a minimum.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
* The quality of the autocomplete search results shown when selecting pages or pieces via a join was low. This has been corrected by calling the `.sort('search')` filter to sort by search result quality rather than the default sort order for the doc type manager in question.
* All of the autocomplete suggestions fit on the screen on reasonably sized displays. With the recent addition of the "flip" feature to push the suggestions up rather than down if the bottom of the screen would otherwise be reached, this is critical to show the first and best suggestion. Further discussion for future UX improvement in [issue 704](#704).
Autocomplete results were like this:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/spa/jfyjetktfp495r1/0tu16let.png
(Note green bar indicating top result which is off the screen)
... In cases where the jquery autocomplete "flip" mode pushes up rather than down to avoid banging into the bottom of the screen, which would make results inaccessible. In general they are very generously padded and so even on very nice retina macbook pros you come very close to running out of screen space to read them.
We changed them to be like this:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/spa/jfyjetktfp495r1/xav1pqkk.png
This fixes the functional problem, but at a cost in readability and attractiveness.
Ponder whether there's a better answer. Should we offer scrolling within the results? In any case, the best result should definitely be on the screen initially and easy to choose (which got a bit less true with the "flip" feature).
There may also be other possibilities for page pickers that go beyond autocomplete search, but we definitely need a robust answer based on autocomplete for pieces at a minimum.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: