Scrollable container not detected
See original GitHub issueNot sure which repo you prefer issues on, but I have an issue where I have a horizontal container that’s not detected as “scrollable”. If I log out all the actions computed by compute-scroll-into-view
, the container isn’t listed. This happens even though the scrollWidth is definitely wider than clientWidth. (I logged to verify.) Is there a way to force computation that a container definitely is scrollable and to set the scroll position?
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@stipsan Great, thanks!
It only happens when scrolling to
#6
and#9
. Addingboundary: document.body
is a temporary fix.