added ElementClickInterceptedException to all languages

website_and_docs/content/documentation/webdriver/troubleshooting/errors/_index.en.md

@@ -53,15 +53,15 @@ Elements do not get relocated automatically; the driver creates a reference ID f
 has a particular place it expects to find it in the DOM. If it can not find the element
 in the current DOM, any action using that element will result in this exception.
 
-### Common Causes
+### Likely Cause
 
 This can happen when:
 
 * You have refreshed the page, or the DOM of the page has dynamically changed.
 * You have navigated to a different page.
 * You have switched to another window or into or out of a frame or iframe.
 
-### Common Solutions
+### Possible Solutions
 
 **The DOM has changed**
 
@@ -98,6 +98,30 @@ You can't just relocate it from the current context,
 and you can't switch back to an active context where it is valid. If this is the reason
 for your error, you must both navigate back to the correct location and relocate it.
 
+## ElementClickInterceptedException
+
+This exception occurs when Selenium tries to click an element, but the click would instead be received by a different element. Before Selenium will click an element, it checks if the element is visible, unobscured by any other elements, and enabled - if the element is obscured, it will raise this exception.
+
+### Likely Cause
+
+**UI Elements Overlapping** 
+
+Elements on the UI are typically placed next to each other, but occasionally elements may overlap. For example, a navbar always staying at the top of your window as you scroll a page. If that navbar happens to be covering an element we are trying to click, Selenium might believe it to be visible and enabled, but when you try to click it will throw this exception. Pop-ups and Modals are also common offenders here.
+
+**Animations** 
+
+Elements with animations have the potential to cause this exception as well - it is recommended to wait for animations to cease before attempting to click an element.
+
+### Possible Solutions
+
+**Use Explicit Waits** 
+
+Explicit waits will likely be your best friend in these instances. A great way is to use `ExpectedCondition.ToBeClickable()` with `WebDriverWait` to wait until the right moment.
+
+**Scroll the Element into View** 
+
+In instances where the element is out of view, but Selenium still registers the element as visible (e.g. navbars overlapping a section at the top of your screen), you can use the `WebDriver.executeScript()` method to execute a javascript function to scroll (e.g. `WebDriver.executeScript('window.scrollBy(0,-250)')`) or you can utilize the Actions class with `Actions.moveToElement(element)`.
+
 ## Invalid SessionId Exception
 
 Sometimes the session you're trying to access is different than what's currently available

website_and_docs/content/documentation/webdriver/troubleshooting/errors/_index.ja.md

@@ -47,15 +47,15 @@ Elements do not get relocated automatically; the driver creates a reference ID f
 has a particular place it expects to find it in the DOM. If it can not find the element
 in the current DOM, any action using that element will result in this exception.
 
-### Common Causes
+### Likely Cause
 
 This can happen when:
 
 * You have refreshed the page, or the DOM of the page has dynamically changed.
 * You have navigated to a different page.
 * You have switched to another window or into or out of a frame or iframe.
 
-### Common Solutions
+### Possible Solutions
 
 **The DOM has changed**
 
@@ -92,6 +92,30 @@ You can't just relocate it from the current context,
 and you can't switch back to an active context where it is valid. If this is the reason
 for your error, you must both navigate back to the correct location and relocate it.
 
+## ElementClickInterceptedException
+
+This exception occurs when Selenium tries to click an element, but the click would instead be received by a different element. Before Selenium will click an element, it checks if the element is visible, unobscured by any other elements, and enabled - if the element is obscured, it will raise this exception.
+
+### Likely Cause
+
+**UI Elements Overlapping** 
+
+Elements on the UI are typically placed next to each other, but occasionally elements may overlap. For example, a navbar always staying at the top of your window as you scroll a page. If that navbar happens to be covering an element we are trying to click, Selenium might believe it to be visible and enabled, but when you try to click it will throw this exception. Pop-ups and Modals are also common offenders here.
+
+**Animations** 
+
+Elements with animations have the potential to cause this exception as well - it is recommended to wait for animations to cease before attempting to click an element.
+
+### Possible Solutions
+
+**Use Explicit Waits** 
+
+Explicit waits will likely be your best friend in these instances. A great way is to use `ExpectedCondition.ToBeClickable()` with `WebDriverWait` to wait until the right moment.
+
+**Scroll the Element into View** 
+
+In instances where the element is out of view, but Selenium still registers the element as visible (e.g. navbars overlapping a section at the top of your screen), you can use the `WebDriver.executeScript()` method to execute a javascript function to scroll (e.g. `WebDriver.executeScript('window.scrollBy(0,-250)')`) or you can utilize the Actions class with `Actions.moveToElement(element)`.
+
 ## Invalid SessionId Exception
 
 Sometimes the session you're trying to access is different than what's currently available

website_and_docs/content/documentation/webdriver/troubleshooting/errors/_index.pt-br.md

@@ -47,15 +47,15 @@ Elements do not get relocated automatically; the driver creates a reference ID f
 has a particular place it expects to find it in the DOM. If it can not find the element
 in the current DOM, any action using that element will result in this exception.
 
-### Common Causes
+### Likely Cause
 
 This can happen when:
 
 * You have refreshed the page, or the DOM of the page has dynamically changed.
 * You have navigated to a different page.
 * You have switched to another window or into or out of a frame or iframe.
 
-### Common Solutions
+### Possible Solutions
 
 **The DOM has changed**
 
@@ -92,6 +92,30 @@ You can't just relocate it from the current context,
 and you can't switch back to an active context where it is valid. If this is the reason
 for your error, you must both navigate back to the correct location and relocate it.
 
+## ElementClickInterceptedException
+
+This exception occurs when Selenium tries to click an element, but the click would instead be received by a different element. Before Selenium will click an element, it checks if the element is visible, unobscured by any other elements, and enabled - if the element is obscured, it will raise this exception.
+
+### Likely Cause
+
+**UI Elements Overlapping** 
+
+Elements on the UI are typically placed next to each other, but occasionally elements may overlap. For example, a navbar always staying at the top of your window as you scroll a page. If that navbar happens to be covering an element we are trying to click, Selenium might believe it to be visible and enabled, but when you try to click it will throw this exception. Pop-ups and Modals are also common offenders here.
+
+**Animations** 
+
+Elements with animations have the potential to cause this exception as well - it is recommended to wait for animations to cease before attempting to click an element.
+
+### Possible Solutions
+
+**Use Explicit Waits** 
+
+Explicit waits will likely be your best friend in these instances. A great way is to use `ExpectedCondition.ToBeClickable()` with `WebDriverWait` to wait until the right moment.
+
+**Scroll the Element into View** 
+
+In instances where the element is out of view, but Selenium still registers the element as visible (e.g. navbars overlapping a section at the top of your screen), you can use the `WebDriver.executeScript()` method to execute a javascript function to scroll (e.g. `WebDriver.executeScript('window.scrollBy(0,-250)')`) or you can utilize the Actions class with `Actions.moveToElement(element)`.
+
 ## Invalid SessionId Exception
 
 Sometimes the session you're trying to access is different than what's currently available

website_and_docs/content/documentation/webdriver/troubleshooting/errors/_index.zh-cn.md

@@ -99,6 +99,30 @@ WebDriver并不会自动重新定位，
 如果这是您的错误原因，
 您必须回到正确的位置并重新定位元素。
 
+## ElementClickInterceptedException
+
+This exception occurs when Selenium tries to click an element, but the click would instead be received by a different element. Before Selenium will click an element, it checks if the element is visible, unobscured by any other elements, and enabled - if the element is obscured, it will raise this exception.
+
+### Likely Cause
+
+**UI Elements Overlapping** 
+
+Elements on the UI are typically placed next to each other, but occasionally elements may overlap. For example, a navbar always staying at the top of your window as you scroll a page. If that navbar happens to be covering an element we are trying to click, Selenium might believe it to be visible and enabled, but when you try to click it will throw this exception. Pop-ups and Modals are also common offenders here.
+
+**Animations** 
+
+Elements with animations have the potential to cause this exception as well - it is recommended to wait for animations to cease before attempting to click an element.
+
+### Possible Solutions
+
+**Use Explicit Waits** 
+
+Explicit waits will likely be your best friend in these instances. A great way is to use `ExpectedCondition.ToBeClickable()` with `WebDriverWait` to wait until the right moment.
+
+**Scroll the Element into View** 
+
+In instances where the element is out of view, but Selenium still registers the element as visible (e.g. navbars overlapping a section at the top of your screen), you can use the `WebDriver.executeScript()` method to execute a javascript function to scroll (e.g. `WebDriver.executeScript('window.scrollBy(0,-250)')`) or you can utilize the Actions class with `Actions.moveToElement(element)`.
+
 ## 无效 SessionId 异常
 有时您尝试访问的会话与当前可用的会话不同。