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scrollTo element name does not scroll exactly to element

See original GitHub issue

document.getElementById(id).scrollIntoView(); works perfectly but scroller.scrollTo(id, { containerId: 'container' }) scrolls slightly above and I cannot correct it with offset because the mismatch is not fixed (ie. difference between correct position and scrolledPosition varies).

my Elements are .map()ped like with following render() : <Element name={doc._id} id={doc._id}>content</Element>.

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Created 5 years ago
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panmonacommented, Apr 17, 2019

Had this issue aswell in the current version. Thanks to the code in the linked PR I figured out that I needed to set position: relative on the container.

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fisshycommented, Jan 4, 2019

Feel free to make a PR, I Haven’t had the time to fix this yet.

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