Open joelanman opened 1 year ago
It depends on the OS and browser. Some show the scrollbar, some don't.
I don't think we should forcefully try to always show a scrollbar; we should follow the browser/OS defaults. Sorry it's not obvious in this case, but I can't think of a good solution.
Note that in your MacOS settings, there is a setting for making the scrollbar always visible across the entire OS. :)
Just a suggestion, but for me the issue was the scrollable area wasn't visible - here's what I mean:
Obviously this could look nicer, but my point is I tried to scroll but because the scrollable area wasn't visible it didn't work. As there was no visible edge, I assumed the whole width was scrollable. It's true that macos hides scrollbars by default, but the area is normally delineated in some way
I'll leave this open, even though I'm not sure how to solve it.
I don't think we should forcefully try to always show a scrollbar; we should follow the browser/OS defaults. Sorry it's not obvious in this case, but I can't think of a good solution.
As of right now the scrollbar is forcefully hidden with scrollbar-width: none;
First, thanks, really enjoying using Pinafore!
If I press
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the Hotkeys popup appears. However on my screen at 1536x960 it's cropped. The last thing I can see is 'm to mention author'. If I zoom at all (a common accessibility tool) the cropping gets worse.Tested in Safari on MacOS
Update Just realised it's scrollable! However I see no scrollbars at all, and the scrollable area is not visible, which is why I didn't realise. I did try scrolling before but I clearly wasn't in the scrollable area