I dont think so... but not sure !
Bascially I want display iframes suitable for touch screen usage so it must
a) never show document window scrollbars and perhaps also supress
document content iframe scrollbars
b) but allows the user to "flick" scroll the document content in and out
of
On 1/11/16 10:49 AM, rvj wrote:
It seems that it is now necessary to frig the root node of any HTML
and XML documents loaded via an iframe (viewport)
and apply a bit of js to test for and insert a style attribute
containing overflow:hidden ...
Or just use the "scrolling" attribute on t
... although I have to say it does seem like a bad regression!
It seems that it is now necessary to frig the root node of any HTML and
XML documents loaded via an iframe (viewport)
and apply a bit of js to test for and insert a style attribute containing
overflow:hidden ...
... and
many thanks
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On 1/10/16 6:53 AM, rvj wrote:
This obvious bug seems to have occurred after release 28
..I presume its registered as the regression must be at least a year,
possibly two years old
This wa
On 1/10/16 6:53 AM, rvj wrote:
This obvious bug seems to have occurred after release 28
..I presume its registered as the regression must be at least a year,
possibly two years old
This was a purposeful change to align with the spec and other UAs. See
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug
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