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Using a background visualization that is set to use the entire window creates scrollbars in the iframe for me because it's just a little too wide and high then, which I don't want to see. (Maybe it comes from using the external plugin as well?) Could there perhaps be an option that sets the scrolling="no"attribute on the iframe?
(I've now implemented a simple data-scroll extra option in the local copy I have of the reveald3.js code, which works, but I thought it might be a nice addition generally :) )
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Thanks for the suggestion! A new data-scroll optional attribute has been added (See merged PR #13). It is set to yes by default.
I have updated the documentation with a new advanced configuration section, and I have added a slide in the demo deck showing the data-scroll='no' in action.
Let me know if you need any other options or things that should be improved.
Using a background visualization that is set to use the entire window creates scrollbars in the iframe for me because it's just a little too wide and high then, which I don't want to see. (Maybe it comes from using the
external
plugin as well?) Could there perhaps be an option that sets thescrolling="no"
attribute on the iframe?(I've now implemented a simple
data-scroll
extra option in the local copy I have of thereveald3.js
code, which works, but I thought it might be a nice addition generally :) )The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: