Partial scroll wheel zoom disabling
See original GitHub issueIt was suggested that zooming by mouse wheel could work when scrollWheelZoom
is set to false, but a modifier key (e.g. shift) is pressed. This way page scrolling with mouse wheel is not affected, but users still have a way to quickly zoom out.
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- Created 10 years ago
- Comments:24 (11 by maintainers)
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hi is there some news on that issue? the googlemap behavior on this issue is OK for me: if mousse wheel zoom is disabled, so ctrl + mousse wheel in enabled and users can zoom in or zoom out when mouse is over a map.
Got a really nice work-around for this (I’ve used underscore.js but you don’t have to):