tinyscrollbar | A lightweight cross browser javascript scrollbar
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- Initialize the plugin
- Pan the slider .
- set event listeners
- Set the mouse move event .
- Handle the drag event .
- End the thumb .
- extend multiple objects
- Set the content
- Initialize the events
- Check if content is in the beginning of the end position
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QUESTION
I'm using a simple jquery plugin tinyscrollbar
to create a custom scrollbar for a div element.
everything works fine.
But my div has a height in percentage %
.
But the tinyscrollbar is forcing me to use pixels
for the height of the div which is not what I want.
I tried to change the height like this without any success:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-06 at 09:17Change the css like this. Just add position:absoute;
it works for me.
QUESTION
My Cordova/Ionic (v1.3.0) App consists primarily of a JQuery App that builds the HTML for complex forms. The same JQuery App is used to build the complex forms for the web browser with only a few places where it inserts mobile-specific code.
I am now trying to have a horizontally scrolling table section within the vertically scrolling form (the form itself doesn't scroll horizontally, just the table section). The section horizontal scrolling works in Safari/Chrome/Firefox on the computer, in Safari on iOS, and in the Android version of our Cordova/Ionic app but it doesn't horizontally scroll in the iOS app.
I tried various fixes based on these SO questions and documentation (q1,q2,q3,q4) where I changed it from a
and added the overflow-scroll="true" direction="xy" delegate-handle="tableGroup"
properties and called $ionicScrollDelegate.$getByHandle('tableGroup').resize()
after the JQuery app loaded but nothing worked. I also tried using TinyScrollbar based on this question but that wasn't loading right. So I've tried going many directions but haven't gotten anywhere. Any suggestions?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-29 at 13:57I actually figured this out on my own. I put a couple variations of a simple scrolling elements in containers on the Ionic page and worked. Then I tried putting it in the JQuery app with a delegate handle
sectionScroll
and called $ionicScrollDelegate.$getByHandle('sectionScroll').resize();
after the JQuery app loaded but got a console warning saying that it couldn't find anything named sectionScroll
and that I should put it in a $timeout()
. I tried that but it still didn't work. Then I realized that since is an angular directive that is created as part of a long template string inserted into the Ionic app using JQuery, it needed to be compiled by Angular to be recognized as below:
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