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Disable the document's scrolling.
It's silly how many libraries have their own implementation of this. So I thought I'd make a module that other libraries could use.
Here's how this works:
on()
, the documentElement
is styled with width: calc(100% - scrollbarSize)
, position: fixed
, top: currentScrollTop
, and overflow: hidden
.off()
, everything goes back to the way it was before.npm install no-scroll
Dependencies: none.
IE9+
This module exposes three simple functions: on()
, off()
and toggle()
.
var noScroll = require('no-scroll');
// To turn off the document's scrolling
noScroll.on();
// To restore scrolling
noScroll.off();
// To toggle scrolling
noScroll.toggle();
If you do not have a CommonJS environment (no module.exports
), the module
exposes the global object noScroll
.
2.1.1
noScroll.on()
twice without any intervening noScroll.off()
.FAQs
Disable the document's scrolling
The npm package no-scroll receives a total of 87,185 weekly downloads. As such, no-scroll popularity was classified as popular.
We found that no-scroll demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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