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I just spent a couple hours noticing this issue and then trying to reduce it to a minimal example. There seems to be a strange bug with the live updating table of contents on the right. Getting it to happen involves some interaction of sections/subsections and section length. I'm really desperate for some insight:
Setup
created a fresh conda environment
installed jupyter-book from conda forge
used jupyter-book to create the default template book
The bug
As I scroll through my page, the current section gets highlighted in blue on the right. Once I reach the problem subsubsection (which is very long), the highlighting stops and the contents on the right becomes frozen. It only unfreezes when I reach the next subsubsection.
The length of the subsubsection is a critical parameter here, since when I shorten it to a paragraph or two the problem seems to disappear.
I've attached a markdown file here that illustrates the problem. broken_toc.md
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I just spent a couple hours noticing this issue and then trying to reduce it to a minimal example. There seems to be a strange bug with the live updating table of contents on the right. Getting it to happen involves some interaction of sections/subsections and section length. I'm really desperate for some insight:
Setup
The bug
As I scroll through my page, the current section gets highlighted in blue on the right. Once I reach the problem subsubsection (which is very long), the highlighting stops and the contents on the right becomes frozen. It only unfreezes when I reach the next subsubsection.
The length of the subsubsection is a critical parameter here, since when I shorten it to a paragraph or two the problem seems to disappear.
I've attached a markdown file here that illustrates the problem.
broken_toc.md
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