Thank you for the clarification. DataGrid uses a simulated scrollbar by default. It supports the "Shift + Mouse Wheel" combination for horizontal scrolling. If you wish to use native scrolling, set the useNative option to "true". For instance, check the following example -https://...
Well, after this series of more complicated operations, we have realized the content-adaptive rotation, addingoverflow: scrollto the container, everything behaves normally, we have achieved horizontal scroll overflow, and the mouse wheel still works! The complete code, you can poke:CodePen Demo -...
Code of conduct MIT license Mousecase 🖱 Mousecase is a JavaScript utility supporting touch-like horizontal scrolling with a mouse! It is a no-nonsense, 0 dependency JavaScript plugin that solves 1 use case: Scrolling a horizontal browser window plain with a mousewithoutusing a scrollbar. ...
Added new go-to timeline link with customisable scroll functionality. Added support for mouse-wheel scrolling, touch and swipe for touch devices, and keyboard arrow keys, with the option to disable the loading of the required plugin files. ...
horizontal scroll behavior with vanilla js, you just need to handle , and events, calculate the needed scroll value and move your elements using style, and to keep track with these values, I did some changes and added some js code, check the snippet bellow: by this code you have a ...
Since the styling of scrollbars is currently only supported by WebKit/Blink, Firefox and IE still show the ugly gray ones. You could sniff this out with JavaScript and hide them completely, but that’s stuff for another tutorial. Using the mouse scroll wheel works great on desktops. My lapt...
.wrapper{width:320px;/* arbitary for demo only */white-space:nowrap;overflow-y:hidden;overflow-x:scroll;-webkit-overflow-scrolling:touch;}.internal{display:inline;} Tip: You can still have block level elements as children of the inline element but the first child of the wrapper needs to be...
Please scroll using laptop mouse touchpad if you swipe the slider one time it will slide 2-3 slider at a time One way to fix this would be to throttle the wheel event: function throttle(func, limit) { let inThrottle; return function() { const args = arguments; const context = this...