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I've just realized a use case is not supported when we are scrolling not inside the document body but inside an inner element. I have a full-viewport modal overlay with a table inside of it. It looks and behaves like a separate page but is in fact just a container sitting on top of a previous page.
Right now there is no way to specify a different target container for position calculations and scroll events. It could be done by optionally passing a ref, like you can currently specify the table container and such.
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I've just realized a use case is not supported when we are scrolling not inside the document body but inside an inner element. I have a full-viewport modal overlay with a table inside of it. It looks and behaves like a separate page but is in fact just a container sitting on top of a previous page.
Right now there is no way to specify a different target container for position calculations and scroll events. It could be done by optionally passing a ref, like you can currently specify the table container and such.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: