Closed wilsonpage closed 8 years ago
I can scroll the top bar of every tab out while in the tabview. Which is cool but probably a bug :)
In some cases the physics is off because of the scroll propagation. Maybe we need to fix #15 first? But I won't block on it if we fix the tabsview issue :)
And I like this simple reflow-free approach too!
Maybe a snappoint would help too.
But I won't block on it if we fix the tabsview issue
Which issue?
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Which issue?
The one where I can scroll tabs while in tabs view mode (I can scroll the previews).
The one where I can scroll tabs while in tabs view mode (I can scroll the previews).
Ah yes, that is fixed now.
Cool, I'll review soon!
@etiennesegonzac I found the scroll-snap was interfering with .scrollTo()
so have removed for the time being. Latest commit seems more solid, being smarter instead of hammering the .scrollTo()
API.
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Don't know if there's something wrong with my setup but I can't select a different tab anymore :/ And when entering the tabsview the url bar of the current tab doesn't appear.
ha, that explains it :) TypeError: this.showBar is not a function"
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Alright, ready to squash and land :)
One thing that I'm not sure I completely understand is why the .overlay
isn't preventing the scrolling by itself (causing us to to pretty big reflows to change the overflowY), but we can investigate in a follow up.
One thing that I'm not sure I completely understand is why the .overlay isn't preventing the scrolling by itself (causing us to to pretty big reflows to change the overflowY), but we can investigate in a follow up.
This could work if overlay was a sibling to a scrollable container that contained .bar
and .content
.
@etiennesegonzac squashing and landing.
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This was the best was I could think of handling this. Open to alternative ideas :)