🐛 Bug: Internal navigation links in "Release Notes" scroll to footer instead of page top

[Surajiitmjnu]

Describe the bug

When clicking the first link ("Draft-07 to 2019-09"), the browser does not load the new page at the top. Instead, it immediately anchors to the footer, forcing the user to scroll up to see the actual content.

Steps To Reproduce

Go to the https://json-schema.org/specification/json-hyper-schema
Scroll down to the bottom of the page to the "Release Notes" section.
Click on the first link: "Draft-07 to 2019-09".
Observe that the new page loads at the footer (blue section) instead of the header.

Expected Behavior

The page should load at the Header (top of the page) so the user can see the title "2019-09 Release Notes".

Screenshots

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Are you working on this issue?

No

Do you think this work might require an [Architectural Decision Record (ADR)]? (significant or noteworthy)

Yes

[Surajiitmjnu]

Hi @AgniveshChaubey sir
could you please review this issue and please let me know can i create a pr for this ?

[Ewan-Dkhar]

Hi @Surajiitmjnu, I was able to replicate the issue as well. I would like to contribute in fixing the issue if possible.

[Ewan-Dkhar]

Hey @Utkarsh-123github, I've found that the issue here is because of link in the md file inside json-hyper-schema. The link scrolls to the specified heading in the md file of the draft/2019-09/release-notes.md and since that heading is near the end of the file, it looks like the page scrolls to the footer.

I'm ready with my pr if you need this fix.

[Ewan-Dkhar]

Hi @Utkarsh-123github, could you please confirm if this issue needs to be fix. If so I'm ready with my pr.

[Utkarsh-123github]

Hi @Surajiitmjnu
This is not a bug.
Actually it is not scrolled to footer, it is scrolled to Hyperschema vocabulary section which is the expected behavior.

[Surajiitmjnu]

@Utkarsh-123github sir
Thank you so much for the clarification.