For the life of me, i was trying to work out how my parent container, (with overlfow auto set) was not scrolling, then i noticed this little nugget being injected into the element:
My code doesn't set that anywhere, so i did a search in the react-joyride code base and found it here
To Reproduce
Looking at the code, all you need to do is have a parent with scroll, the code
parent.style.overflow = 'initial';
Will override it to its initial values
Expected behavior
The disableScroll flag in the joyride config should update this so it doesn't inject initial values, unless this is being done to prevent/fix another issue.
🐛 Bug Report
For the life of me, i was trying to work out how my parent container, (with overlfow auto set) was not scrolling, then i noticed this little nugget being injected into the element: My code doesn't set that anywhere, so i did a search in the react-joyride code base and found it here
To Reproduce
Looking at the code, all you need to do is have a parent with scroll, the code
Will override it to its initial values
Expected behavior
The disableScroll flag in the joyride config should update this so it doesn't inject initial values, unless this is being done to prevent/fix another issue.