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Hi Manuel,

Since the /notifications is a web page (although it might someday be offered as a report or view ready for use on a dashboard), I presume you are using the link you mentioned in the url of an external page on a dashboard, and then seeing the full page (including headers) within the resulting dashboard’s iFrame.

if so, you can add parameters (such as margin-top: -50) to that url to “shift” the page up within the iFrame, but it is fussy, and might look different on various computers.

Instead, I suggest you try this technique, which will then open cleanly in a separate window with one click.

You could also train users how to navigate to the Notifications tab.

Regards,

Doug

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Doug_Den_Hoed_AtAppStore
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September 25, 2020

Hi Manuel,

Since the /notifications is a web page (although it might someday be offered as a report or view ready for use on a dashboard), I presume you are using the link you mentioned in the url of an external page on a dashboard, and then seeing the full page (including headers) within the resulting dashboard’s iFrame.

if so, you can add parameters (such as margin-top: -50) to that url to “shift” the page up within the iFrame, but it is fussy, and might look different on various computers.

Instead, I suggest you try this technique, which will then open cleanly in a separate window with one click.

You could also train users how to navigate to the Notifications tab.

Regards,

Doug

Learn more at www.atappstore.com, email doug.denhoed@atappstore.com, or tag me here @Doug_Den_Hoed_AtAppStore.
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    ManuelBaAutor
    Level 4
    September 25, 2020

    Hi Doug, thanks for the nice solution! I guess, that's the best we can get in the given framework of Workfront 👍

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