Just wanted to check when you navigate onto any sub page away from the main front page (Pages are set to full screen page rows) when you press back it goes to the homepage automatically and then scrolls down to the last full page row you were on on the main site. Can we set it so that when you press back it just goes straight back to the last page you were on rather than diverting past the top homepage and 'rolling' down to whatever page row you were on?
Is this happening because we have set rows to full page?
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That's right. It's because of the full screen page rows.
Each row with this setting is a page by itself, and is linked as such.
If you have a website, www.website.com, and a row called food, scrolling to it will take you to www.website.com/#food.
If you navigate to another page such as pizza and you go to www.website.com/food/pizza, then go back, your browser's logic will take you back to www.website.com/#food since that was the last webpage you visited. It's pretty much impossible to work around that since that's the logic of every browser. The best way I can see right now would be to have a home button that takes you back to the homepage.
Sorry about that,
Please let me know if there are any more questions that I may answer for you :)
Hey
Just wanted to check when you navigate onto any sub page away from the main front page (Pages are set to full screen page rows) when you press back it goes to the homepage automatically and then scrolls down to the last full page row you were on on the main site. Can we set it so that when you press back it just goes straight back to the last page you were on rather than diverting past the top homepage and 'rolling' down to whatever page row you were on?
Is this happening because we have set rows to full page?
Thanks a million
Ana
Hi there,
I hope you are having an awesome day and thanks for contacting us regarding your query.
That's right. It's because of the full screen page rows.
Each row with this setting is a page by itself, and is linked as such.
If you have a website, www.website.com, and a row called food, scrolling to it will take you to www.website.com/#food.
If you navigate to another page such as pizza and you go to www.website.com/food/pizza, then go back, your browser's logic will take you back to www.website.com/#food since that was the last webpage you visited. It's pretty much impossible to work around that since that's the logic of every browser. The best way I can see right now would be to have a home button that takes you back to the homepage.
Sorry about that,
Please let me know if there are any more questions that I may answer for you :)
Cheers!