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It is not possible to use the scroll on that website (working well on Firefox though).
by wx196 3y ago
It is not possible to use the scroll on that website (working well on Firefox though).
- papereditor 3y agoChrome?
- dmitrybrant 3y agoYep, I'm also seeing a 2px scrollbar that does not expand.
- papereditor 3y agoOh yes, sorry. This is a form-over-function detail that I added to the website to mimic the app. I did not, however, invest the time to make it expandable. I thought that people anyway don't use the scroll bar that much, and for quick navigation there is the table of contents on the left. I'll see if I can make it more accessible!
- Narishma 3y ago> I thought that people anyway don't use the scroll bar that much It's hard to do when every popular platform seems intent on making it unusable.
- papereditor 3y agoI made it expand on hover now.
- kemayo 3y agoYou can't (unless there's a trick I don't know) change the width of the scrollbar when hovering over it. However... you can keep the width constant and have the apparent-width of the scroll thumb be determined by transparent borders. This would give the appearance of your current 2px scrollbar, but it'd be usable, and would visually expand out to show its grabbable area on hover: html::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 8px; } html::-webkit-scrollbar-track { background-color: transparent } html::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { background: #d73f00; background-clip: padding-box; border-left: 6px solid transparent; } html::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb:hover { border: 0; } (The key to it is the background-clip property, that lets you use the border to control where the background is drawn.) You could also do exactly-this but without the :hover state, and it'd effectively just increase the grabbable-area of the thumb without any visual change to your current style. I like changing the visible width as a form of feedback though. :D
- papereditor 3y agoMakes sense. I'll give it a try. Thanks!
- papereditor 3y agoAdded! Seems to work. Thank you!
- hannes0 3y agoI came here to say this. Made me close the page after reading a few paragraphs. People need to stop fiddling with styling scroll bars.
- papereditor 3y agoI made it expand on hover now.