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That's solved by adjusting the scroll starting position so that the first element is partially offscreen. It may initially look jarring, like the designer made
by josho 5y ago
That's solved by adjusting the scroll starting position so that the first element is partially offscreen. It may initially look jarring, like the designer made a mistake but it provides a nice visual affordance that you can scroll and it will work regardless of the screen width.
https://codepen.io/blipo/pen/Rwxrgpd https://codepen.io/blipo/pen/Rwxrgpd
- onion2k 5y agoNow your menu requires JS though, which isn't ideal, especially on a brochure site that could work perfectly well without it.