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Scrollbar breaks when overflow property is applied to <html> tag #477

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stepanjakl opened this issue Nov 16, 2022 · 6 comments
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Scrollbar breaks when overflow property is applied to <html> tag #477

stepanjakl opened this issue Nov 16, 2022 · 6 comments
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@stepanjakl
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Firstly, congrats on releasing v.2 @KingSora, a great library!!

Describe the bug

I have a modal component on a site and when it is open the <html> tag is set overflow: hidden property in order to disable scrolling. However, after implementing your library, when overflow gets applied the whole page automatically scrolls to the top and the scrollbar stops working.

To Reproduce

You can simply test it on your official site with the Dev inspection tools and applying overflow style property to the <html> tag once you scrolled a bit from the top.

Screenshot 2022-11-16 at 23 39 24

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  • Used Operating System(s): macOS
  • Used Browser(s) (with version): Chrome 107
@KingSora
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Good day @stepanjakl :)

I see... this comes from the fact that the browsers viewport is the html element. If it has no overflow, the page isn't scrolled, thats why the scrollbar isn't moving. What you scroll in this case is only the body element, which then counts as a separate container. You can verify this by trying to do window.scrollTo(100, 100) while the html element has the overflow: hidden style.

For now you have two options to work around this:

  1. Set the overflow.x and overflow.y option to 'hidden' instead of 'scroll' and switch it back afterwards. (this is my recommended workaround)
  2. Add a style which sets overflow: hidden on both, the html and body element. Something like:
html.overflow-hidden,
html.overflow-hidden > body {
  overflow: hidden !important;
}

The important is needed to overrule the plugins styles.

I'll take a look whether I can improve this behavior without adding too much code and without adding more complexity to the plugin.

@stepanjakl
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Hello @KingSora,

Thank you for the answer and detailed explanation. I definitely understand what's going on. I am using Alpine.js and its Focus plugin with .noscroll modifier, which automatically applies inline overflow: hidden property to the <html> tag when activated. So unfortunately, I don't have control over the styling.

When the OverlayScrollbars library isn't included on the site applying overflow property doesn't cause the jump. It would be really nice if there was some check baked into the core of the library to prevent it like you said.

@KingSora
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@stepanjakl I've published v2.0.1 which should fix your issue :)

You can check the full changelog here

Please try it out and leave me some feedback whether it works as expected

@stepanjakl
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@KingSora That was quick and it's working well now! Thanks a lot :)

@KingSora
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Jsem rád, že to funguje :)

Glad it works :)

@stepanjakl
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Jsem rád, že to funguje :)

Glad it works :)

Hahah, já také.

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