Is there a way to have a footer inside the scroll container, but outside the scroll element? about asscroll

[StevenStavrakis]

That seems to have worked in my particular use case. Having recently looked into scroll-jacking libraries, I can say that ASScroll has been the absolute best. Thanks!

[ashthornton]

Hi @StevenStavrakis, there is some functionality that isn't documented at the moment which allows you to target multiple elements to translate within the scroll container. If you add data-asscroll to elements you wish to scroll it should achieve what you're looking for. You can change the selector if you wish like so:

const asscroll = new ASScroll({
    innerElement: '[data-scroll]' or '.scroll-element' etc.
})

Here's a codepen example: https://codepen.io/ashthornton/pen/13a5d813f7635121e789b84999b73b52

[ashthornton]

You're welcome @StevenStavrakis :)

[StevenStavrakis]

One note: there seems to be some desync between the border of the two different elements causing a white flickering line while scrolling. For now, it isn't a problem, but a consideration.

[ashthornton]

There's nothing I can think of that I could implement on the ASScroll side to fix this, it's a quirk of sub-pixel rendering on the transform. It would be down to the user to make sure background colours are on an outer element or adding box-shadow to cover the gap for example.

[StevenStavrakis]

As for as I can tell, this issue no longer present in Firefox Developer edition, but persists in Chrome and standard Firefox.