I have added overflow-x: hidden
to my css html tag in order to hide the slides that are floated to the left, each sl开发者_运维技巧ide fills the whole window. These slides are then accessed using a navigation, this works fine in all browsers hiding the horizontal scroll as it should.
I have come across a problem now though where even though the horizontal scrollbar is hidden the hidden pages can be scrolled to using the magic pad swipe/scroll.
Is there anyway this can be disabled using a specific webkit css property or by adding javascript?
I have seen posts where people have instructed users to disable the swipe/scroll in through terminal etc but that's not what Im after.
I have found this problem only to happen in Firefox 6 for mac so far.
Thanks Kyle
If the overflow property isn't working, try using JQuery.scrollTop()
or JQuery.scrollLeft()
$(document).ready(function(){
$("#element").scroll(function(){
$(this).scrollTop(0);
$(this).scrollLeft(0);
});
});
That's the only thing that comes to mind, to be honest. I assume of course that the swipe/scroll triggers a scroll event, otherwise that function would fail, in which case I know of no working solution.
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