Closed hyam1567 closed 3 months ago
This is by design. The gap represents the viewport height. This is important for scenarios where the AnnotatedScrollbar needs to display labels for content that is located somewhere past the point where scrolling ends. As an example, if in your screenshot above, the last 3 rows were Green, the 'Green' label would be displayed in the gap.
I see. But it seems unnatural. I think it would be improved if the thumb had a length like a normal scrollbar.
Which version of the app?
WinUI 3 Gallery
Description
Problem with AnnotatedScrollBar page in WinUI 3 Gallery. When I try to move the thumb down, it doesn't move to the bottom position.
Screenshots
Windows version
Windows 11 22H2 (22621)
Additional context
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