api.reinitialise() does not urge to display scrollbar when element not visible

[lexected]

Let's say you have

<div style="display: none" id="parent">
    <div class=".scroll-pane" id="child"></div>
</div>

1. Load contents into the #child and perform api.initialise()
2. Set #parent's display to something different than none to make it visible
3. The scroll bar will not show and the data overflow of #child will remain hidden.

I would not say this is generally desired, since you often want to load data into divs before they're made visible, and display: none is the preferred version of hiding things by jQuery effects.

Not tested with visibility: hidden.

[vitch]

jScrollPane can only calculate heights when content is visible. auto_reinitialise could maybe help you or you could show the content, initialise the scrollpane and hide the content.

Unfortunately I don't have time to support jScrollPane these days so it is unlikely I'll make any changes - if you want to submit a PR which automatically shows, calculates and hides the scrollpane if it's hidden then I'd be happy to merge it...

[lexected]

I'll dive into it tonight! :) ... hope I'll be successful....

[illuusio]

Is this still issue?