Closed krutoo closed 2 years ago
I have the exact same issue. It was driving me crazy until I realised that body-scroll-lock was causing the issue.
I also have a position: fixed
modal that activates disableBodyScroll
when opened and in that modal a horizontally scrollable div.
My problems were that on IOS Safari the scrollable div would randomly work or not. It almost seemed like the direction you moved/dragged your finger had be almost exactly horizontal for the scrolling to work. If you scrolled slightly downward left/right it would just not move at all.
The above codesandbox describes my layout pretty much exactly and I can also confirm that using the "scroll down 1 px"-fix also works for me.
@krutoo
I managed to "fix" this by using the allowTouchMove
option as described here: https://github.com/willmcpo/body-scroll-lock#more-complex
and adding body-scroll-lock-ignore
attribute to all my horizontal scrollers in the position fixed modal.
Worked like a charm!
Much more elegant than "-1px scrollTop" hack.
@didkan Thank you for your answer! Looks like it is really worked
Hi, first of all thanks for great library!
In my project i use
body-scroll-lock@3.1.5
in i found strage bug in complex usage case.In mobile version of my app i have a "screen" that overlaps the content of the body of the page.
There is a "slider" on this screen - a block with horizontal scroll able.
I noticed that in the case where the screen is completely scrolled vertically, the child slider handles scrolling horizontally very badly.
But if you scroll the screen up at least 1 pixel, then the processing of scrolling gestures starts to work perfectly.
There is a sandbox with example of problem: https://codesandbox.io/s/ios-body-scroll-lock-problem-with-full-scroll-modal-and-its-child-with-horizontal-scroll-72nsw
I don't know if this is a
body-scroll-lock
library problem or if it is a problem of the iOS itself.Can someone help figure out if this can be fixed without "crutches"?