Closed alvarotrigo closed 8 years ago
@alvarotrigo I don't understand what you said. I fix your demo. https://jsfiddle.net/fcyp07sn/15/
Is this right?
Nop. I don't know how can I say it more clear. I just want the scroll bar created by iScroll to be always visible, not only when I scroll up or down.
In Mac Os X the scroll bar disappears when the user stops scrolling.
scrollbars: true,
fadeScrollbars: false,
hideScrollbars: false
seems to be working
@cubiq the scroll bar disappears after the user stops scrolling. You can easily test it on the jsfiddle I provided.
As you can see on the picture there's no scroll bar at all.
double check spelling. all you need is fadeScrollbars:false
(plural)
@cubiq I'm getting the same result. No initial scroll bar and it disappears whenever I stop. Reproduction online
Here's a video. It is quite laggy as I was using a connection to a remote computer, but you can see what I'm not crazy when say the scroll bar disappears :
please check @sculove 's example and simply set fadeScrollbars to false.
@cubiq I did? Why I got no comments on my video proof?
Few things regarding his fiddle:
And just for you to believe me, here's the new video with his own fiddle:
you have to set the fadescrollbars to false (in your video is "true")
Thanks, but that was not the problem.
It was not about the options, but about the HTML markup , that seems to require the wrapper element scroller
and the CSS property overflow:hidden
that I was missing.
that's why I was suggesting to check @sculove example :)
glad we came to the bottom of it
Does iScroll.js support an always visible scrollbar for Mac OS X? I don't seem to make it work: https://jsfiddle.net/511wmq3h/