Problem
When viewing archived HTML pages, content inside JavaScript-controlled elements (e.g., accordion panels) is hidden because the JS that would toggle visibility doesn't run. However, our text highlighting/scrolling still targets this hidden content, so the user gets scrolled to an invisible element.
Example: on a Dutch government minister page, career history is inside .accordion__item-panel elements that have max-height: 0px; visibility: hidden by default. JavaScript would add an .active class to reveal them, but in our static rendering it never fires.
Proposal
Add an alternative "raw HTML" or "source text" view that shows the page content without the original CSS hiding rules, so users can see all text content including what would normally be revealed by JavaScript interactions.
Problem
When viewing archived HTML pages, content inside JavaScript-controlled elements (e.g., accordion panels) is hidden because the JS that would toggle visibility doesn't run. However, our text highlighting/scrolling still targets this hidden content, so the user gets scrolled to an invisible element.
Example: on a Dutch government minister page, career history is inside
.accordion__item-panelelements that havemax-height: 0px; visibility: hiddenby default. JavaScript would add an.activeclass to reveal them, but in our static rendering it never fires.Proposal
Add an alternative "raw HTML" or "source text" view that shows the page content without the original CSS hiding rules, so users can see all text content including what would normally be revealed by JavaScript interactions.