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* commit '707909f2e0fb9ccc0db859ec075a3557f5265e56': docs: don't allow setting the sidenav fixed if the doc body is shorter than the sidenav. Scrolling won't be possible in this case anyway, but this change fixes a glitch that happens on OSX Lion because it will allow scrolling anyway for the overscroll bounce.
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@ -358,7 +358,13 @@ false; // navigate across topic boundaries only in design docs
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var searchResultHeight = $('#searchResults').is(":visible") ?
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$('#searchResults').outerHeight() : 0;
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var totalHeaderHeight = headerHeight + subheaderHeight + searchResultHeight;
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// we set the navbar fixed when the scroll position is beyond the height of the site header...
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var navBarShouldBeFixed = scrollTop > totalHeaderHeight;
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// ... except if the document content is shorter than the sidenav height.
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// (this is necessary to avoid crazy behavior on OSX Lion due to overscroll bouncing)
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if ($("#doc-col").height() < $("#side-nav").height()) {
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navBarShouldBeFixed = false;
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}
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var scrollLeft = $(window).scrollLeft();
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// When the sidenav is fixed and user scrolls horizontally, reposition the sidenav to match
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