So a scroll bar has five parts. The two arrows at the ends, the bit you drag in the middle, and the field upon which you drag that bit forms the last two parts. Those last two bits: you can click on them, and the convention is to then scroll (up to) a page in either direction. Well, on the SQLite manager's browse & search tab, if the native width of the table exceeds the displayed width, you get a horizontal scroll bar at the bottom, and the first three parts work fine, but the last two bits cause vertical scrolling instead of horizontal scrolling.
It's probably just wired up to the wrong event handler.
Odd, eh?
So a scroll bar has five parts. The two arrows at the ends, the bit you drag in the middle, and the field upon which you drag that bit forms the last two parts. Those last two bits: you can click on them, and the convention is to then scroll (up to) a page in either direction. Well, on the SQLite manager's browse & search tab, if the native width of the table exceeds the displayed width, you get a horizontal scroll bar at the bottom, and the first three parts work fine, but the last two bits cause vertical scrolling instead of horizontal scrolling. It's probably just wired up to the wrong event handler. Odd, eh?