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The custom scroll bar might look sorta cool, but it's completely unusable on Chrome. The scroll tracker disappears and it's basically impossible to find. I've
by bicknergseng 15y ago
The custom scroll bar might look sorta cool, but it's completely unusable on Chrome. The scroll tracker disappears and it's basically impossible to find. I've ended up restarting at the top of the page just to be able to scroll properly.
- jtaby 15y agoThanks for letting me know, I didn't realize I broke that. I just pushed up a fix
- bicknergseng 15y agoDunno if you've had that fix go live yet, but it's still unusable. The actual little scroll tracker (what's the name for that thing?) isn't discernible from the background. When you scroll up and down, the bar turns white and the cursor is white. I'd send a ss, but I don't see anyone else complaining so it's probably a me problem. Might be because I'm on Linux.
- jtaby 15y agoSo the reason is because I have a black background color on body. When I said it's fixed, I just realized it's only fixed on Chrome Canary. It looks different on Chrome 18, and it looks different than that in Safari. Welcome to the Web. I'll try to fix it again after work.
- bicknergseng 15y agoThe choir hears you. Spent an hour today on some ie7 fix.
- sirclueless 15y agoWell, that's what you get when you hamstring yourself to developing in a daily build of your browser. Don't get me wrong, I do the same thing, but you have to admit there is a certain dry humor in the fact that you recommended as a best practice to develop exclusively in a cutting edge build of a standards-based browser, only to find that your website is broken in every browser except your development one.