scrollability | Imitates iOS native scrolling in JavaScript | iOS library

I have read 10+ other questions about horizontally scrolling tables, but nothing seems to apply to this issue.

With the default Blazor Server template in a new project - built with Bootstrap 4 - browser window scrollability isn't eliminated when using a responsive table.

Bootstrap's .table-responsive - which uses overflow-x: auto; is designed to work when its parent has a fixed width. Even with that in place, the horizontal scroll on the window is still there.

Reduced Case

This example uses Bootstrap's underlying CSS - overflow-x: auto; - to be as reduced a test case as possible. The issue may be with how flex works. There are multiple divs between the flex parent and the overflow-x: auto;.

Open the following Codeply view, reduce the width of your browser to its smallest width, and notice that the table scrolls but the window also still scrolls.

https://www.codeply.com/v/FbZndMn15v

Code

I can use nested scroll view to have two recycler view but issue with that is recycler view is no more recycler view as it inflates all the view at once and if I add a on scroll listener to any recycler view then you will see all items are visible at once.

Is there any way where I can achieve scrollability of both recycler view at once.

Use Case:

I need to show scheduled events on top of history of events. I just want that both behaves as one big recycler view maintained individually. I don't mind showing all scheduled events before history of events.

I am trying to have a load of divs which are horizontal scrolled. Each div is absolute positioned (the red box in my example) so that it is visible outside of the scrolling container. I have an example that works well but seems I have lost the ability to scroll. The scroll bar appears but scrolling it does not move the divs.

By adding position relative to the overall container I can get the divs to scroll, but they don't show outside of the container.

Please help me be able to show contents outside of container yet maintain scrollability.

I KNOW that Bootstrap discourages overlapping modals. I hacked together a site really quickly to help with the whole coronavirus thing, and so my focus was on speed not getting everything perfect. Consequently today someone pointed out a bug. Normally what happens with a Bootstrap modal:

• Bootstrap sets scroll automatically a based on modal content, that is if content requires scroll, I guess the appropriate CSS is added
• When a modal is open, the background content (that's covered by tinted overlay), is not scrollable
• Once the modal is closed, the background content becomes scrollable again

My problem right now is that in my overlapping modal situation, the second modal that opens on top of the first one causes the content of the first modal to stay unscrollable, even when the second, overlapping modal is closed.

My desired behavior is that when the second modal is closed, the first modal returns to "default", that is, if the content requires scrollability, the scroll returns.

Here's a live site: https://www.giftcardsforsmallbusinesses.com/

1. Click to follow the modal: If you would like to be listed here, click here (ensure you're viewing this on a screen when there modal content requires scrolling, which is most screens... it's a lot of content)
2. On the modal that pops up, find #4 on How It Works, and click the bonus value
3. A second, small modal will pop up
4. Now close the second, smaller modal
5. You'll notice now that the first modal: Are you a small business owner? is no longer scrollable. Curiously, the background content, the original page, is now scrollable

I feel like there's a quick & dirty answer here... I can just inject something where it's like

According to CanIUse, there is a known issue with Safari and position:sticky inside an overflow:auto element:

A parent with overflow set to auto will prevent position: sticky from working in Safari

However, this is the exact use case that I need. I have a scrollable div, which is subdivided into two columns. The right column should be sticky and never move, even when the entire div is scrolled. The reason I'm using position:sticky on the right column is that I want the user to be able to still scroll the left column with the cursor on the right column. And this was the only solution that I found to have worked.

A working example for Firefox / Chrome is here: http://cssdeck.com/labs/zfiuz4pc The orange area remains fixed while scrolling, but in Safari it doesn't.

The example above has some unnecessary wrappers to my issue, but I wanted to replicate as closely as possible the environment where I want to have this code working in. The basic gist of it is I have this:

I am working on a project which uses the Swing library in Java. Within my window, the TextArea is filled in with some content.

However, the TextArea is static and there is no scrollbar, because of which it only shows some of the content before the content overflows.

How can I add scrollability to my TextArea and/or make it dynamic?

PS- I am very new to Swing and GUI in Java.

I scavenged for a solution on the internet and found plenty, but none worked on implementation.

I tried out using a ScrollPane, a Scrollbar. I even set a Layout manager to BorderLayout() and GridBagLayout, but that just messed the window up and did not solve my problem of the static TextArea.

I need to create a horizontally scrolling container class for generic use in a very large application.

I came up with this:

I'm creating a new widget that displays some bubbles, that should be connected by lines.

I have a problem with enabling scrollability with List class of the React-native. You can see my structure below: