Remove-scroll right now completely disables scroll outside of the "lock". In the same time, scroll could occur as a result of a "focus-jump" or be driven programmatically in a different way.
Remove scroll shall allow parent container scroll if lock container is not fitting into parent container. Ie - if locks is bigger that window - scroll should be partially allowed, or it would lead to real production issues, not letting customers interact with the content they have to.
Remove-scrollright now completely disables scroll outside of the "lock". In the same time, scroll could occur as a result of a "focus-jump" or be driven programmatically in a different way.Remove scroll shall allow parent container scroll if
lockcontainer is not fitting into parent container. Ie - if locks is bigger that window - scroll should be partially allowed, or it would lead to real production issues, not letting customers interact with the content they have to.