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Hm, ok. I guess the syntax rubs me the wrong way. Why does “overflow-scrolling: touch;” mean “use native scrolling”? What are the other values? What does “overf
by ugh 15y ago
Hm, ok. I guess the syntax rubs me the wrong way. Why does “overflow-scrolling: touch;” mean “use native scrolling”? What are the other values? What does “overflow-scrolling: touch;” mean on the desktop?
But I guess that’s really not such a big problem.
- daleharvey 15y agoThere are lots of context specific css attributes, what does overflow:scroll mean when printing a page. as for the actual names, yeh I imagine there was already a lot of bikeshedding involved and could go on for years, I am just glad the code is there.
- JeremyBanks 15y agowhat does overflow:scroll mean when printing a page. Something different than overflow: visible, I'd imagine. Maybe cursor: pointer would be a better example.
- strmpnk 15y agoUsually you scroll the page when you touch the screen. In this case you scroll the overflowed element first when you touch. Traditionally embedded elements required two finger scrolling which was a usability kludge. You'll have to specify it somewhere and I think CSS is appropriate for this.
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