overscroll | Touch scrolling for the browser | Frontend Framework library

My portfolio has a black background color at the top and a white one at the bottom. When you overscroll at the top the white background of the body shows for a brief moment, creating an unwanted contrast like this:

So I want black overscroll for the top and white for the bottom. A simple fix for the top is to set the background-color of the body to black, but then I get the reverse problem for the bottom. I tried using linear-gradient on the body and html-page or putting colored containers with negative margins at top or bottom, but that did not work. Is there a way to have different colors for top and bottom overscroll?

Example Code Sandbox: https://codesandbox.io/s/overscroll-color-ns9yd

Example Code Sandbox Live (you can't test the overscroll in the sandbox): https://ns9yd.csb.app/

Addition: Today when I used chrome on android and on windows with a mouse I realized that the described overscroll effect does not appear there. Therefore the effect is likely specific to touchpad scrolling. I have been using a MacBook when I asked the question. So it might only occur on MacBooks when scrolling with the touchpad

Youtube Demonstration of overscrolling: https://youtu.be/Ec1D6KNlhIM

Overscrolling with body background black (the simple fix): https://youtu.be/zYITinXs6OY

I'm currently working on a horizontal website in Wordpress with elementor and everything is working fine expect for the header.

I used the elementor html element with css to change the website from vertical to horizontal and to change the scrolling orientation. Furthermore, I used the html element with css code to make the anchors functional. Other than that I'm not using any other html/css code that is interfering with the orientation or header.

What I'm trying to achieve:

• The header should be fixed, when scrolling horizontally. So that the navigation menu and the logo is moving with the viewport.

I've tried multiple solutions from YouTube, stackoverflow and codepen (the codes I've tried are at the end of this post).

The codes I'm using:

For the horizontal scroll:

Hey guys I wanted to add timer along with these gestures to the following react-spring example. I've been struck with this since a long time. It'll be of great assistance. Also I'm working with makestyles from material ui. It would be an additional help if you can tell me how to convert the css in to make styles too. Link to the code: https://codesandbox.io/embed/j0y0vpz59

I have a ListView.separated widget which is not showing the overscroll effect for Android. On iOS I can see the bouncing, but on Android is not showing the glowing effect, and I don't know why.

My purpose is to have the glowing effect for Android.

Here is a piece of my code structure:

Fairly new to react and trying to build a clone of The Movie Database site. I want this toggle switch to change my api call from movies to tv. It starts working after a couple clicks, but then it throws everything off and it's not displaying the correct items anyway. Not really sure what's going on here...or even why it starts working after two clicks. Anyone know whats up with this?

I am currently checking my app for any issues with the new Android 12 overscroll animation. And I came across plenty screens which contain a RecyclerView inside a NestedScrollView. Usually like this:

Data from the CollectionCard widget needs to be transferred to the CollectionPage screen using the function Navigator.pushNamed function (context, '/ collection', arguments: data). When I do this and try to capture the value of the arguments using function:

iOS 15 is out and so is the new release of Safari that brings the ubiquitous pull-to-refresh. Like it or not, single-page apps don't like that too much.

Here's how to disable it on Chrome for iPhone:

Disable Chrome's pull-to-refresh on iPhone

Any idea how to do the same in Safari in iOS 15?

The CSS overscroll-behavior-y: contain has no effect.

I created a widget using Listview.separate() and when I scroll my list, there is an effect(scrolling effect, i presume) on each item.

here's how it looks when scrolling:

It may not clear an effect what I talk about, but when you look at image closely, you can see that there is a blueish effect attached to each item while scrolling.

here's an snippet of my code