I have embedded the A-Z widget onto the bottom of a webpage but as the webpage loads in it will automatically scroll to where the widget is embedded.
Is there anyway to prevent this? Has anyone else come across this issue?
Thankyou
Hi William
I would also like to know how to stop it doing this. It looks like there must be something in the embedded page it loads that is doing it, probably in one of the 11 javascipt files it includes.
We had a similar issue a while back with the ArcGis Practice Area maps that all GP sites needed to include. That one was solved by adding a querystring disable_window_focus=true to the link. We at least should have a similar override option provided for this widget. Forcing this jump down can’t be good practice for usability.
Meanwhile, you can hack it using the method here - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36775412/prevent-page-to-jumping-to-iframe
Hi All, This is definitely an issue, I can see it happening on multiple sites not just our own. Any page that has the NHS A to Z widget code embedded will (on load) bring the focus on to the A to Z search box and scroll automatically to bring that into the viewport. Whilst we might be able to make the hack work it isn’t a great solution. Thanks Tim