I just started using wow.js and testing it in my mobile browser I noticed that the viewport becomes larger creating a horizontal scroll. I think the reason for the overflowing is that the animations like fadeInLeft, fadeInRight and similar ones start outside of the viewport.
1 - Viewport bug: On mobile browsers the width becomes larger than 100%.
2 - To solve it I add some lines in my CSS to hide the overflow-x of the <body>.
This solve the problem, but I wouldn't like to do a MacGyver on every page I create. In animate-plus.js, for example, this behavior is defined right in the JS file to avoid quick fix in CSS. So my question is:
Is there a way to solve it directly in WOW.JS ?
I just started using wow.js and testing it in my mobile browser I noticed that the viewport becomes larger creating a horizontal scroll. I think the reason for the overflowing is that the animations like fadeInLeft, fadeInRight and similar ones start outside of the viewport.
1 - Viewport bug: On mobile browsers the width becomes larger than 100%.![Wow - Overflowing Viewport - 1](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19142770/71212173-8c6f6600-228f-11ea-95c3-a2324b42eaac.gif)
2 - To solve it I add some lines in my CSS to hide the overflow-x of the![Wow - Overflowing Viewport - 2](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19142770/71212306-cf313e00-228f-11ea-8ece-34b3b441ec51.gif)
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.This solve the problem, but I wouldn't like to do a MacGyver on every page I create. In animate-plus.js, for example, this behavior is defined right in the JS file to avoid quick fix in CSS. So my question is: Is there a way to solve it directly in WOW.JS ?
Best regards, Jaris GV