Hi there,

Thank you for reaching out, and I apologize for any inconvenience caused by this oversight. To better address the issue, could you kindly provide Joomla administrator access? This will enable me to thoroughly investigate the matter and provide you with a prompt resolution.

I appreciate your cooperation and will ensure to get back to you as soon as possible.

Best regards,

Toufiqur Rahman (Team Lead, Support)

Hi Toufiq.

I do not need a solution. I just reported the shortcomings so that you correct them in the next update. You can find them yourself by making a test on your own site.

I don't know your reasons, but at first glance this is an erroneous code

Perhaps auto would be more correct

https://prnt.sc/xY1QSAaOdFuU

https://prnt.sc/jqOBfM6qYE0f

As for the close button, OK did not notice this setting.

I did not mention the position. Only about the scrollbar.

Hi.

I don’t know why this is not visible in your browsers. The code that I showed in the screenshot should obviously call scrollbar.

Maybe you should clean the cache or turn OFF the thin scrollbar in the Chrome settings, since overflow-y: scroll; simply cannot but cause a problem.

I see this in any browser.

Here is from Chrome

Toufiq I'm sorry to say that, but it is very difficult to report bugs when I have to constantly prove to you their presence. And you ignore obvious things. You spend my time in wasted. Please invite Paul Frankowski here. This is the most adequate person in your support service.

Another problem. When the onclick trigger is added to the SPPB button, the href attribute is removed but the tabindex="0" attribute is not added. This will cause problems with accessibility.

When the onclick trigger is added to the <a> that is not belonging to the SPPB space, href is not removed and there is no prevention by default. This makes the use of SPPB Popup not universal and meaningless. Instead, it is better to use Engage Box that works correctly in any space.