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The fake scrollbar on the documentation page is infuriatingly nonfunctional.

• franciscop 8y ago
  Uh? There is definitely no purposefully fake scrollbar, could you please share a screenshot and/or the device and browser you are using please? Ideally in Github as an issue: https://github.com/franciscop/umbrella/issues/new https://github.com/franciscop/umbrella/issues/new , but here is fine as well.
  • acqq 8y ago
    I believe hughes means: "when you click on an entry of the documentation, e.g. '.wrap' in the "Contents" you see a scrolling animation instead of just the entry you'd like to read." So not "scrollbar" but "scrolling" as the result of the click, on the documentation page: https://umbrellajs.com/documentation https://umbrellajs.com/documentation I'm one of those who have the problem with the animations in the UIs too. Believe or not some people get effectively a real sickness feeling just by looking at some specific movements, in my case that page manages to achieve that.
    • franciscop 8y ago
      Ah I see, that makes sense. Unfortunately for me it's the opposite! These kind of animations helps me know where I am, if it jumps suddently without any notice I tend to not know the size/position I am in respectto the whole page.
      • hughes 8y ago
        No, I really meant that the scrollbar was broken. I wasn't clickable or draggable and was not a system scrollbar. I'm pretty confused now, as it seems to be working.