feat: support custom scroll options #95
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This adds two new options which make it easier to customize the scroll behavior. `onScrollElement` which makes it possible to use a different element to bind the `onScroll` event too. `scrollOffsetFn` allows a custom function to calculate the offset rather than using the `parentRef`'s width or height.
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Sorry but i've tried it and does not work at all... const rowVirtualizer = useVirtual({ |
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This adds two new options which make it easier to customize the scroll
behavior.
onScrollElementwhich makes it possible to use a differentelement to bind the
onScrollevent too.scrollOffsetFnallows a custom function to calculate the offset ratherthan using the
parentRef's width or height.