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Created Aug 05, 2019 by Daniel Lopez@dnlopez

Statusbar and command line overlap/hide document and scroll bars

When the statusbar and/or command line are visible, the bottom edge of the viewport that contains the document and scrollbars doesn't seem to be adjusted upwards to accomodate them - instead the statusbar and command line are overlaid on that viewport, which has various awkward consequences:

  • the horizontal scrollbar is completely hidden, and the bottom end of the vertical scrollbar is partially obscured
  • you can't see the very bottom of a document, even after scrolling right to end
  • the page scrolling commands appear inaccurate, eg. if you configure scroll-full-overlap to 0, then a full-up or full-down scroll still appears to move less than a full page

Could the bottom of the document and scrollbars container be nudged upwards to stay clear any added bars at the bottom?

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