Different behavior on different OSX machines about nanoscrollerjs

[jamesflorentino]

Yes the plugin gets the browser scroll bar width and uses that to push the
content div layer's right side to hide the vertical scroll bar.

Can you please tell which OSX you are encountering the problem? Thanks.

On Thursday, May 31, 2012, dbdev wrote:

I've tested the plugin on different OSX machines and when it comes to
Chrome and Safari on some of them I noticed that the container has too much
padding on the right side.

As I understood it has to do with the function getBrowserScrollbarWidth()
then is retrieving the wrong width. Is this a know issue?

Is there a way to fix it?

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[dbdev]

I encountered the issue on Lion and Snow Leopard.

Is there otherwise for Lion the possibility to disconnect the plugin and use the native scrollbar?

Thank you

[kristerkari]

This bug happens in Chrome because of the rule
.nano .content::-webkit-scrollbar { -webkit-appearance: none; }

I think that I have fixed it by setting
.nano .content::-webkit-scrollbar { visibility: hidden; }
...but I still need to test it out in Safari at least. My personal computer's Safari is crashing, so I need to test it on my work machine.

[kristerkari]

@dbdev Thanks for reporting this issue! There is now a new release 0.6.2, and it has a fix for this bug.

[jamesflorentino]

You're a force of nature, @kristerkari

On Thursday, May 31, 2012, Krister Kari wrote:

@dbdev Thanks for reporting this issue! There is now a new release 0.6.2
and it has a fix for this bug.

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[dbdev]

Thanks for the fix but I've noticed that in different OSX machines still behaves differently and I also found the cause of it.

In the OS settings -> General -> Show scroll bars: depending of what you have selected it changes the result of the function getBrowserScrollbarWidth().

This makes the nanoScroller to bug in the same way as before.

[kristerkari]

Oh yeah, true. I have to do some further investigating.

[kristerkari]

Okay, made more fixes in 2ae43e9

@dbdev can you test if these fixes work for you?

[dbdev]

Well done!! Now it works perfectly in any situation.

[kristerkari]

Great! Thanks for helping me to fix it, guess it's time for another release then :)