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Section anchor rail

A slim rail follows long object pages and jumps to any section.

Taken from

Mauritshuis, The Girl in the Spotlight

The published findings run to a full technical report: pigments, layers, the curtain, the eyelashes. Nobody scrolls that on a phone without a rail.

https://www.mauritshuis.nl/en/explore/restoration-and-research/girl-in-the-spotlight/
Technical report

Method

How the examination was set up, and what it could not reach.

Section 1 of 6. On a technical report this runs to several screens, which is exactly when the rail starts earning its place.

Support

The panel or canvas underneath, and what it has done since.

Section 2 of 6. On a technical report this runs to several screens, which is exactly when the rail starts earning its place.

Ground

The preparation layer, its colour and its thickness.

Section 3 of 6. On a technical report this runs to several screens, which is exactly when the rail starts earning its place.

Pigments

What was identified, where, and by which technique.

Section 4 of 6. On a technical report this runs to several screens, which is exactly when the rail starts earning its place.

Layers

The build-up, in order, from the ground to the final glaze.

Section 5 of 6. On a technical report this runs to several screens, which is exactly when the rail starts earning its place.

Findings

What is new here that was not known before.

Section 6 of 6. On a technical report this runs to several screens, which is exactly when the rail starts earning its place.

The rail scrolls itself sideways to keep the active section in view, which is the part most implementations skip and the part that matters on a 340 pixel screen. Anchors are real links, so they work with JavaScript off and they can be shared.

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