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Seems that using a method from this site MDN Web Docs scrollbar-color Not because of bubble but because of browser compatibility. I have searched more online and come to the conclusion that designing a scroll bar for a specific element is not possible. It seems that the overflow:hidden would make it so that the scroll doesn’t work, albeit it does “hide” the scrollbar, it seems like it really just removes its functionality all together.įrom what I have found in my novice attempts is that the CSS approach which is using the ::webkit-scrollbar is capable of designing the scrollbars so that you could essentially hide them by utilizing the width or color aspects to make it nearly invisible while still maintaining functionality of the scroll however as mentioned I can’t find a way to target a specific group using the webkit-scrollbar and don’t see online anywhere an ability to design the “overflow” attribute, therefore not able to target the specific.

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Would it be possible to show a complete screen shot of the code being implemented?Īlso, from what I have played around with here:

I am really lost on this stuff and getting a better idea of how to write up the code for bubble has been a nightmare for me as I have no coding experience. How would you implement it? Would it use an html element on the page, would it be in the page header, or in a CSS or Javascript workflow as in my examples? I do have a question though about your implementation with the above mentioned code Thanks think adding that to the plugin would be very helpful as it seems to be an issue a lot of people have and has been popping up in the forums since 2016. Instead of typing code, use a visual editor to build applications. Here is the link to my editor Bubble Bubble Editor - Scrollbarsīuild stuff without code and launch a startup without a tech-cofounder! Bubble is a visual programing language. I am not 100% sure how to implement these ideas onto one specific repeating group or group using ID attributes and would love some input from others who are more familiar with coding that may provide examples of how to target a specific group without affecting the pages’ scrollbar. These links give some ideas on the styling involved in a custom scrollbar. I will link to them as well as an editor where I put together different pages showcasing different approaches that could be taken.Īs a fair warning, I do not have any real coding experience and therefore my not being doing things the best way, nor do I have all the answers to the questions that got me started down this wormhole. I then went through websites I found online on the topic and found some helpful sites. I had searched through the forum for some answers and found a few threads that helped get things rolling.