Hi @urchindesign,
Thanks for sharing some feedback on this. Regretfully, we’re not in a position at the moment to change anything but I can offer some clarification on what you’re observing.
If you set the height of the bar to auto then the option to have content scrolling disappears.
Yes, this is intentional. We need an explicit height on the bar to add the scrollbar.
The scroll bar is a little inconsistent and seems to flash / move around and switch styles.
On desktops, if you mouse over the scrollbar, we increase the size so it is easier to interact with. This is because it can be harder to hit those smaller scrollbars, especially in tighter places like horizontal bars where you risk accidentally clicking on something like a navigation item.
The bar doesn’t scroll content nicely.
We are using a library to manage the scrolling (Perfect Scrollbar), so unfortunately it’s out of our hands how that behavior happens. We have talked about going back to native scrollbars, but this would introduce other challenges for some forms of content.
It would be nice to have the ability to style the scroll bar in the builder.
We talked about this originally, but the reason we decided against it is because we might go back to using native scrollbars. Right now we’re using the Perfect Scrollbar library. This does use real DOM elements for the bar so in theory it could be styled. But if we switched to native scrollbars we would lose that ability and the controls would have to be removed.