Browser: Chrome 110 / Edge OS: Windows
I have encountered an issue that negatively impacts the user experience, and I was able to reproduce it on the BricksBuilder playground at “Try Bricks – Free playground for Bricks.
Tested on version: 1.11
Issue not present in previous version: 1.10.3
Issue Description:
When the “Enable query sort / filter / live search” feature is enabled, refreshing the front-end page causes it to scroll back to the top. For example, if a visitor has scrolled 70% down a long page (the scroll depth can vary), refreshing the page will return them to the top, requiring them to manually scroll back to where they left off. This creates a poor user experience. However, when the “Enable query sort / filter / live search” feature is disabled and the page is reloaded, this issue no longer occurs; the page refreshes and remains at the previously viewed scroll position as expected.
Thank you for confirming the issue and adding it to the internal bug tracker. I appreciate your quick response and look forward to the update once it’s resolved.
I have a similar problem. If “Enable query sort / filter / live search” is switched on, the scroll navigation does not work.
Example: I have a table of contents which scrolls sticky in a post. If I click on the first anchor, the browser scrolls to the corresponding section. If I click on the second anchor, the browser scrolls to the second section. However, when I click on the back button in the browser, the scroll position of the first section is not restored.
In addition, when I call up the URL with the anchor ID, the browser only scrolls to the section the first time. When I refresh the browser, the scrolling fails.