In my case, I have some fixed-positioned elements. I put the "ss-containter" on the body tag.
Once the fixed elements come into view, the scroller does not work anymore, when the mousewheel is used. And if the first element in the document flow is fixed, then scrolling is just not possible...
(mac OS 10.12.6, Chrome 61)
EDIT:
It seems that - at least on Chrome - the issue can be handled by setting
div {
position: fixed;
pointer-events: none
}
on fixed elements. That, of course, also means that all elements within the fixed element, that require some sort of mouse/cursor interaction, need a
div {
position: relative;
pointer-events: all
}
assigned again.
Seems to work since IE 10, but needs to be confirmed.
In my case, I have some fixed-positioned elements. I put the "ss-containter" on the body tag. Once the fixed elements come into view, the scroller does not work anymore, when the mousewheel is used. And if the first element in the document flow is fixed, then scrolling is just not possible... (mac OS 10.12.6, Chrome 61)
EDIT: It seems that - at least on Chrome - the issue can be handled by setting
on fixed elements. That, of course, also means that all elements within the fixed element, that require some sort of mouse/cursor interaction, need a
assigned again. Seems to work since IE 10, but needs to be confirmed.