Web Pages Don't Scroll

Nonsanity · Post by **Nonsanity** » 10 Mar 2018, 22:15

I'm using Firefox on OS X and none of the Cubik Studio pages scroll. Is it just me? Every other site I've checked scrolls correctly.

Post by **HanFox** » 10 Mar 2018, 22:20

The website does replace the scroll bar with a JavaScript one. I suspect you've disabled JavaScript.

I have now added a check for that as currently it's just totally disabling the ability to scroll if JavaScript is off. Let me know if you're still having issues.

Nonsanity · Post by **Nonsanity** » 10 Mar 2018, 22:57

Still no scroll. (And this reply window is at the limit of what I can see.

) I checked in "about:config" and javascript is enabled. That doesn't seem to be the issue. I'm "Nonsanity" of Discord if you need live help resolving this.

Had to shrink the page appearance to get tot he submit button.

Post by **HanFox** » 11 Mar 2018, 15:09

Okay, apparently this was because the plugin for the scrollbar just does not work on Mac due to issue with the way Mac implements its scrollbar.

I put a check in for Mac to not try to insert the custom toolbar. You might need to flush your cache.

This is a pretty good example of why overwriting basic things like scrollbars is bad practice ^.^;;

Seth0067 · Post by **Seth0067** » 11 Mar 2018, 20:55

+1 for this issue. I'm on latest OSX release and this problem is present on Chrome, Firefox and Safari. Thanks in advance, HanFox!

Seth0067 · Post by **Seth0067** » 11 Mar 2018, 21:01

I tried flushing cache and the problem still intermittently persists. If I do things like login, the scroll bar will come back. Whatever solution u come up with HanFox, you may want to sticky it (especially if it requires user action) so you dont have to SCROLL to see it. Natch.

Nonsanity · Post by **Nonsanity** » 12 Mar 2018, 00:59

Wait... Is this because OS X uses a reversed mouse wheel direction from Windows?

Post by **HanFox** » 12 Mar 2018, 11:12

No, from what I read from the plugin dev it's because Mac OS X overlays their own scrollbars instead of padding them on the side of content like Windows. I could be wrong. I've not physically used a mac since the old boxy Macintosh machines

Anyway, I removed the JS scrollbar. It's obviously just causing issues, it's no longer maintained and as browsers evolve it'll break more and cause more and more issues. Like I said, replacing basic stuff like full page scrollbars is generally considered bad practice anyway.

You might need to clear your cache to flush out the old stuff.

Nonsanity · Post by **Nonsanity** » 14 Mar 2018, 03:19

It's all good now.

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