Journal Page content is aligned to the bottom of the tab

[DiceAndEasy]

Environment Details

• Foundry Core Version: 10 Stable - Patch 6 (Build 291)
• System & Version: DnD 5e 2.1.5
• OS & Browser: Windows 10, Google Chrome
• Hosting: Forge

Describe the bug
The contents of the Journal Page are aligned to the bottom of the GM Screen tab (see image below).

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create a Journal Entry
2. Open the Journal Entry
3. Create a Journal Page (preferably a text page with just a sentence or two)
4. Add content to the Journal Page
5. Save the Journal Page
6. Open the GM Screen
7. Drag and drop the Journal Page into a GM Screen tab
8. Notice that the contents of the Journal Page are aligned to the bottom of the tab

Expected behavior
Journal Page content would be aligned to the top of the tab to avoid a lot of empty space.

Screenshots

[Simyonovich]

Yes, waiting on re-installing this module until this is fixed. Using up way too much of my time resizing all my windows every time I log on to a world. Also, making my less ui-savvy players not engage with the very useful content I would like to put in the players-shared tabs.

[LuisPalomo]

I've noticed the problem comes when you have the option ¨Display Page Title" marked in the journal page. I will try to make a fix this weekend, meanwhile just unmark that option:

[Simyonovich]

That does not seem to work while also using converted journal pages with Monk's Enhanced Journal. There is no option to turn of Display Page Title with that module enabled. Also, when I reduce the pageview sidebar, the entire window locks and is unable to be resized, edited or scrolled. Also, when logging out or refreshing, any adjustments I have made are not saved, so I have to redo the layout of the GM screen every time.

[DiceAndEasy]

Thanks for the workaround @LuisPalomo! It works great for text Journal Pages but I noticed that for image Journal Pages, it makes the image super small like this:

Whereas if I have Display Page Title enabled, the image looks like this (which I much more prefer):