antiscroll does not work with chrome Version 25.0.1323.1 dev

[pirxpilot]

Antiscroll stopped working properly in Chrome v25 (it's still in dev channel). For some reason native scrollbars are displayed under the antiscroll generated scrollbars. The browser behaves as if ::scrollbar pseudo class styles (setting scrollbar width/height to 0) were ignored.

I am not really sure what's causing that, but when trying to investigate the problem I realized that scrollbarSize did not work properly in Chrome. It was returning 0 and not the native scrollbar width.

We now calculate the size in the container with 'antiscroll-inner' classapplied. If ::scrollbar CSS is applied properly the width is 0, and we don't have to hide native scrollbars manually. Otherwise scrollbars are hidden by adjusting .antiscroll-inner size.

That fixes Chrome v25 issue.

[JacekLach]

Chrome 25 just went live, and this issue is still present.

[Radagaisus]

@pirxpilot commit fixed the problem. Tested it cross browser and it's good. Can we get this merged?

[internalsystemerror]

Thanks @pirxpilot, I'm now using your branch until this gets fixed ;).

Ping @LearnBoost

[pirxpilot]

I just checked and it still merges cleanly. In the meantime, if you need all the latest and greatest antiscroll and fix for #40 just use pu-chrome-25 branch.

[internalsystemerror]

@pirxpilot tx

[rauchg]

Thanks so much guise

[internalsystemerror]

tx :D

[epitrochoider]

I put my this in my css to fix the problem, instead of changing the js.

/Fix to Chrome v25 scrollbar problems./
.box-wrap ::-webkit-scrollbar
{
width: 0px;
height:0px;
}

[davemckenna01]

The problem still persists in Chrome 25 on Lion.

[davemckenna01]

Thanks @epitrochoider that did the trick!

It might be a better idea to have it in the library css file though. This is what I added to antiscroll.css :

.antiscroll-wrap ::-webkit-scrollbar {
width: 0px;
height:0px;
}

[internalsystemerror]

@davemckenna01 do you have a PR with the changes?

[davemckenna01]

@internalsystemerror indeed I do! #47

[internalsystemerror]

I've tested on windows chrome and all's still fine :).

[davemckenna01]

Great :) Thanks - this was a weird one - I should let the chrome devs know about this. Something must be wrong with how they're parsing css under the hood.