Hey guys,
I’ve encountered this problem occasionally and I’m curious to know why is this div/class/margin calculated needed
I’ve recorded a Loom video to highlight the issue. Would love to hear your thoughts.
Hey guys,
I’ve encountered this problem occasionally and I’m curious to know why is this div/class/margin calculated needed
I’ve recorded a Loom video to highlight the issue. Would love to hear your thoughts.
Hi Omar,
Thanks for reaching out.
I have tried but unfortunately, unable to replicate the issue at our end. If you are still having this issue, please mention the device, browser name and version, and also the operating system you are using, that helps us to replicate the issue at our end.
Please note that the double scrollbar appears only if some of the elements are taller or similar in height to their container. I would suggest you go through the following thread, which may help you.
Thanks
Hi @tristup,
Apologies about that, I’ve added a global CSS to fix the issue.
All you need to do is to disable the global CSS and you’ll be able to see it.
The issue exists in both Safari and Chrome
Thank you for the info and screenshot.
Did you apply the calc(((20px / 2) + 1px) * -1)
value as Design > Margin > Bottom ? This results in a -11px bottom margin , which pushes the row inner outside the row container , causing an overflow and creating a second scrollbar. Removing the bottom and top margin values should fix the issue.
Let us know the result.
Best regards.
Hi,
Nope, but this seems to be a x-row-inner default margin setting?