David wrote: > Kelvin Luck schreef: >> Hi all, >> >> I've just released my new plugin - it is called jScrollPane and replaces >> the browser's scrollbars where a container has an overflow of auto and a >> fixed height: >> >> http://www.kelvinluck.com/assets/jquery/jScrollPane/jScrollPane.html >> > nice, the first thing i can think of is creating a consistent design in > firefox and IE. As you will know firefox removes the scrollbar when the > page doesn't reach the fold. I will experiment with it soon. >
I guess you mean if you were to apply the scroll pane to an element which took up the entire viewport of the browser? Then you would have the custom scroll next to the disabled scroll in IE? Is this what you mean? To be honest I hadn't thought of using a custom scrollbar for the entire viewport, I was more thinking it would be used on internal containers like in my example... But I just had a play around and found a few bugs to be fixed and put together this page: http://www.kelvinluck.com/assets/jquery/jScrollPane/fullBodyScroll.html This shows how to create a jScrollPane the size of the window. It also demonstrates nested scroll panes (which didn't work until I just fixed some bugs). However it also raises some new issues to do with the mouse wheel handling which are described on the page. If anyone has any suggestions for solutions to these (or adaptions to the mouse wheel plugin so it works in these situations) then I'd be happy to hear them, Cheers, Kelvin :) _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
