BUG Header type fixed flashes on mouse hover
Hi,
I have to report that using the Fixed header layout style if you hover on menu items for the first time.
The problem appears only in Chromium based browsers.
I made a video demonstration at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVywHlL06fc
You can test on your template https://themes.muffingroup.com/be/eco/
Making other tests, seems that the bug happens when the top-bar is sticky and it's activated on of the menu line style (Line above, line below, etc.)
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Hello,
Please, turn off all browser extensions, and check if this issue appears.
Did you test it on other devices with chromium-based browsers?
Thanks
Hi,
I figured out why the problem happens, or better what is rated to.
Having a notebook with 2 GPUs, the integrated one (Intel Iris Xe), the dedicated one (NVIDIA GeForce MX450).
Google Chrome and MS Edge, has the chrome://flags/#enable-gpu-rasterization default value to Enabled, disabling It or forcing the execution of Google Chrome and MS Edge with the dedicated GPU, solve the problem.
Answering your question I tested on Google Chrome and Edge before find out the GPU rasterization issue, without any extension, and the problem still happened.
Firefox ad Opera, by the way are fine. Safari I don't know because I have a Windows notebook. (I know there is the Safari for Windows but is not maintained and deeply different from the macOS version).
That is amazing that you found the source of this problem.
I have tried to reproduce this issue in my environment, but without success, I could not even investigate this issue properly.
Thanks that you located it and found a fix. I will pass this information on to the dev team.
Best regards
Hi,
just for curiosity, your environment has a single GPU, or multiple one?
Because I think that this problem is related to the integrated and dedicated GPU conflicts.
I don't know if the problem is solvable by twink the CSS and or JS, i this is more a browser-GPU issue.
I have two GPUs as well (integrated and dedicated). It may also depend on the graphic card model.
If I will have some more information about this issue I will let you know in this discussion.
Best regards