Closed azkalex closed 3 weeks ago
Can you share a minimal reproduction link using codepen please? Which version of lenis are you using?
Check this codepen: https://codepen.io/ClementRoche/pen/VwxgZEP
I found the issue. In the codepen, you're using "https://unpkg.com/lenis@1/dist/lenis.min.js". With this, when the scrolling stops, both lenis-scrolling and lenis-smooth classes get removed when the scrolling stops, so in this case, the recommended CSS is correct.
In my website, I was using "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/studio-freight/lenis@latest/bundled/lenis.js", and with this, the lenis-smooth doesn't get removed along with lenis-scrolling, it stays even after the scrolling stops, and that's why I had to make the change from my original comment.
Also, I just saw that on jsdelivr, you have the recommendation I suggested, but here on github you still kept lenis-smooth for. For consistency, I think it makes more sense to just have it like this everywhere:
.lenis.lenis-scrolling iframe {
pointer-events: none;
}
Unless, as I said, you have a specific reason for keeping pointer events none on lenis-smooth.
Scrolling over iframe is an issue when you're using smoothWheel: true
and scroll is animated, which correspond to .lenis.lenis-smooth
. While .lenis.lenis-scrolling
correspond to any scroll event the "native" ones.
To sum up, this snippet is correct.
.lenis.lenis-smooth iframe{
pointer-events:none
}
Your issue is fixed, you just had to update the lenis version and read the documentation so I'm closing it.
Hello, why use the lenis-smooth here, because this makes the iframes unusable,
Instead of having that on lenis-scrolling, so they are not interactive while scrolling (as they should, to not encounter scrolling issues), but have them interactive when scrolling stops?
Is there any specific reason you're not recommending the suggested CSS over the current one?