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A minor annoyance, I prefer to keep my mouse out of the way to one side when I scroll on a website, but if you have you mouse outside of the narrowest extremes
by voidUpdate 3y ago
A minor annoyance, I prefer to keep my mouse out of the way to one side when I scroll on a website, but if you have you mouse outside of the narrowest extremes of the columns on this website, scrolling does nothing. Otherwise an interesting writeup
- pwg 3y agoInteresting. Turn off the "overflow: hidden;" on the <body> element and the "overflow-y: scrol;" on the <div class="insides"> element and the whole page will now scroll with your mouse anywhere. Of course this loses the "scroll within the small window" effect and instead everything now scrolls (except the toolbar, which can be fixed by turning off "position: fixed;" on the <div class="horizontal"> element).
- aeyes 3y agoA not quite so minor annoyance is that they also made the scrollbar invisible.