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I think constraining body (to 100% width and height, that's what you mean right?) is fine, however it's not solving the general problem of scrollwheel propagati
by jstimpfle 10y ago
I think constraining body (to 100% width and height, that's what you mean right?) is fine, however it's not solving the general problem of scrollwheel propagation.
There should be a clean way to disable scrollwheel propagation, but a very quick web search indicates there may not be.
- ry_ry 10y agoYeah, sorry, if it's 100% of the viewport, kinda like an old fashioned frameset, you won't get the scroll propagation thing - if it's 100% of html,body you still hit it of course. But yeah, mousewheel scroll propagation is a pain, and you can't even cancel a regular scroll event even after shimming it for the wheel. Scrolling works well at a basic level, but could definitely do with some love.