Active style on "getting started" on load about places HOT 10 CLOSED

@LukyVj could we ensure the active state track the scroll? It's confusing to have a fixed sidebar but only the original link being active.

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@redox You mean like a scrollSpy on the documentation / examples ?
If so, we discussed about it some time ago with @vvo and @aplu and we agreed on not using it.

We can still give it a try!

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@redox You mean like a scrollSpy on the documentation / examples ?

Yes

If so, we discussed about it some time ago with @vvo and @aplu and we agreed on not using it.

I'm fine not using it (even if I think we should) but then we should not highlight the active link because it's confusing when you scroll.

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Sorry I pushed for us not to have the "scroll spy" feature because it's never really accurate and more a cool effect rather than a real useful navigation helper (in my opinion).

Still the current behavior (click, set active) is useful even if it does not tracks because it represents the last thing you clicked?

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Here, I don't even know what was the last thing I clicked and the currently highlited section is not the one I am looking at (=== fancy in my mind :D)

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(updated screenshot)

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The scroll spy feature on bootstrap is definitely broken :)

I'm fine not implementing the scroll spy thing but what about removing the active class on scroll then? I think it's super confusing to keep highlighting an entry of the menu while scrolling down -> users will think about a "broken scroll spy" not about "the last link I clicked".

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Yes removing it when scrolling is fine for me

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Not sure it's even broken on getBootstrap, the thing is that those scroll spy are making assumptions that the top text is the currently readen one, it might or might not be (+ crazy margin/paddings etc.. to take into account)

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This has been fixed with the new scrollspy.

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