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- Preventing the Layout Shift Caused by Scrollbars
In this article, I will go over them one by one: 1 Always showing the scrollbars This is the easiest and ugliest solution 2 The scrollbar-gutter property has been made for this exact purpose setting it to stable will preserve the space for the scrollbar and prevent the layout shift
- CSS Fix for Scrollbar Layout Shifts | Ben Marshall
In this article, I’ll show you how to use scrollbar-gutter, a simple CSS property, to keep your modal layouts stable TL;DR; When opening modals, layout shifts occur due to disappearing scrollbars when overflow: hidden is set The CSS property scrollbar-gutter solves this by reserving scrollbar space, keeping content stable To use:
- Prevent unwanted Layout Shifts caused by Scrollbars with the
A side-effect when showing scrollbars on the web is that the layout of the content might change depending on the type of scrollbar The `scrollbar-gutter` CSS property aims to give us developers more control over that
- scrollbar-gutter - CSS | MDN - MDN Web Docs
The scrollbar-gutter CSS property allows authors to reserve space for the scrollbar, preventing unwanted layout changes as the content grows while also avoiding unnecessary visuals when scrolling isn't needed
- Debug unwanted scrollbars - DevTools Tips
DevTools provides features that help you debug unwanted scrollbars In the DOM tree in the Inspector tool, scroll badges appear next to elements that have scrollbars The scroll badges help you identify which elements in the DOM tree are scrolling
- Two Browsers Walked Into a Scrollbar - CSS-Tricks
They are the only UI in current use that requires doing the objective (scrolling) via a different input (contorting two fingers on a trackpad first, to make the scrollbar even appear for example), then you race to the edge of the screen to catch the better scrolling method, but the grab handle disappears just as your arrow gets there!
- Fix Scrollbar Layout Shifts with Just CSS | by Niall Maher | Codú
Layout shifts caused by the appearance of scrollbars can be a frustrating user experience issue As an example, here's a little gif of what happens to your content by default when a scrollbar appears: Fortunately, CSS provides a simple solution with the scrollbar-gutter property Here's how to implement it:
- How to Prevent Scrollbar from Repositioning Web Page - W3docs
The reason is that the scrollbar is hidden with short pages and displayed again with long pages The common fix for this is using the overflow-y property set to “scroll” In our snippet, we’ll demonstrate how it can be done
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