Feature: allow the overflow property to be given by the user

[paulovieira]

Proposed Feature or Bug

This would be similar to the display property (which is block by default, but can be overriden by the user using the options).

In practice it would useful to be able to specify overflow: hidden to avoid having that temporary scrollbar while the element is being shown (which causes a unpleasant jump in the text at the beginning / end of the animation).

[Eldzej]

For anyone else who runs into the problem of temporary scrollbar, until/unless this gets merged, it can be fixed (cross-browser) by this handy CSS snippet on whatever the element you are sliding

scrollbar-width: none;

&::-webkit-scrollbar {
  display: none;
}

[darvanen]

I second this request.

[AlecRust]

Yeah, why is overflow: auto the default anyway?

overflow-y: hidden !important is another crude fix.

[Eldzej]

Yeah, why is overflow: auto the default anyway?

overflow-y: hidden !important is another crude fix.

Yes, that is also good, assuming you do not have any potentially overflowing elements inside the collapsed block (various JS selectboxes, Tippy, etc)

[alexmacarthur]

The overflow value is now configurable in v2.3.0. Thanks for the patience on this!

https://github.com/alexmacarthur/slide-element/releases/tag/v2.3.0