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Currently, when an element is marked with ui-scroll-viewport, the Viewport constructor forces the element to have a overflow-y property with value auto. In the project I work on, we need the scrollbar to always show (overflow-y: scroll), but this override makes it very difficult to do so.
I'd like to request that ui-scroll-viewport be configurable to not override those relevant properties, or at least detect and not intervene if it's already auto or scroll.
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On Thu, Sep 1, 2016 at 8:55 AM, Leonardo Giovanni Scur < [email protected]> wrote:
Currently, when an element is marked with ui-scroll-viewport, the Viewport
constructor forces the element to have a overflow-y property with value
auto. In the project I work on, we need the scrollbar to always show (overflow-y:
scroll), but this override makes it very difficult to do so.
I'd like to request that ui-scroll-viewport be configurable to not
override those relevant properties, or at least detect and not intervene if
it's already auto or scroll.
Currently, when an element is marked with
ui-scroll-viewport
, theViewport
constructor forces the element to have aoverflow-y
property with valueauto
. In the project I work on, we need the scrollbar to always show (overflow-y: scroll
), but this override makes it very difficult to do so.I'd like to request that
ui-scroll-viewport
be configurable to not override those relevant properties, or at least detect and not intervene if it's alreadyauto
orscroll
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: