It looks like something has changed recently in the way how Discourse handles the “docked” class in the <body> tag.
Before, if I remember correctly, “docked” appeared dynamically in <body> once the scrolling started (example), but now, it is always present. Now, unfortunately, this class loses its purpose: you could simply drop it completely and remove lines containnot(.docked). But it would be helpful to keep the old behaviour for us who still use it to display, for example, a different header content at the very top compared to the reduced header when user starts scrolling.
Is there another way how to handle the described case now? Please, advise.
