Closed aegonwolf closed 1 year ago
Scrollbars are vendor and/or OS dependent. Are you on Windows? On mac, they are hidden by default. Feel free to share a screenshot just to confirm we're talking about the same thing. Maybe this SO answer helps?
I am on Windows. I wasn't aware this is an OS thing. I don't see them on all types of pages though, but for svelte-toc
I always see them. I have this issue on Firefox, Chrome, and Edge.
See the screenshot below, I've highlighted in yellow what I mean. I tried the solution from GitHub and I tried the overflow directives from Tailwind, but I can't get rid of it.
this prop provided by you has worked instead: --toc-overflow="auto"
. So, for anyone else: <Toc --toc-overflow="auto"/>
works! Thanks a lot!
Many other sites probably use custom CSS to hide scroll bars in all browsers which is why you don't see them. Something like (from here)
<style>
.container {
-ms-overflow-style: none; /* Internet Explorer 10+ */
scrollbar-width: none; /* Firefox */
}
.container::-webkit-scrollbar {
display: none; /* Safari and Chrome */
}
</style>
I'm not opposed to that in svelte-toc
. Happy to take a PR that adds these rules via overridable CSS custom variables.
I just used --toc-overflow: auto;
to hide it on mine, and make it correctly only show up if there is a need to scroll.
Hi Janosh,
Using your awesome Plugin for another project again. Thought this might be a nice enhancement if it isn't already available. I couldn't find anything in the docs so I thought it wasn't, apologies if it already is an option, in which case I'd be super grateful if you could let me know how :-)