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When you are displaying a pdf file that has seven pages or less, AND you choose to display the thumbnail navigation, you get a single dot displayed below the thumbnail images. The dot makes a lot of sense when you have 8 or more pages (where you would see two or more dots), but the single dot all by itself just looks odd.
Recommend: when there are seven pages or less to be displayed use the CSS class element, .bx-controls{ display: none; }
Obviously this will have to be done via JS.
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@zipzit When using phone or tablet, the amount of "pages" of navigation thumbnails can be changed dynamically. So it would not be so simple as just display: none
When you are displaying a pdf file that has seven pages or less, AND you choose to display the thumbnail navigation, you get a single dot displayed below the thumbnail images. The dot makes a lot of sense when you have 8 or more pages (where you would see two or more dots), but the single dot all by itself just looks odd.
Recommend: when there are seven pages or less to be displayed use the CSS class element,
.bx-controls{ display: none; }
Obviously this will have to be done via JS.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: