You could change an image model, scroll past it, and never learn there
was a button. The Availability card runs to about 1,300 pixels: the
image models sit above the slide reviewer, which sits above the Save, so
the fields and the thing that saves them were never on screen together.
The save row is now sticky. It pins to the bottom of the window while
you are anywhere inside its card and settles back into place at the end.
That class is already on four cards, so Clinical Assistant, Search
Sources, SMTP and OIDC get it too.
Two things were stopping sticky from working, and both were invisible:
.card sets overflow:hidden to clip its rounded header, and overflow
hidden on an ancestor silently disables position:sticky in every
descendant. clip does the same clipping without making the card a scroll
container.
Then #admin-tab sets overflow:auto as part of the tab shell — which
makes it the nearest scrolling ancestor for everything inside it while
it never actually scrolls, because the document does. bottom:0 resolved
against a box 7,700px tall, which is to say it did not stick at all.
Admin now opts out of that overflow the way #assistant-tab already does;
nothing in there needs the clipping, since every wide thing already
scrolls in a container of its own.
Checked in a browser rather than reasoned about: with the image fields
on screen the bar's bottom edge is at 820px in an 820px viewport.
Audited the other cards while here. Registration, Users and Discover &
test have no Save because they have nothing to save — they are actions
and search boxes. Roster's is called "Set default".
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