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Slim scroll is a replacement of default scrollbar provided by browsers on Windows. This library lets you design the scroll-bar by using simple css properties. It is created using javascript and css.
#Slim-scroll (JavaScript Scroll Library) ~ 5KB compressed
Slim scroll is a replacement of default scrollbar provided by browsers on Windows. This library lets you design the scroll-bar by using simple css properties. It is created using javascript and css.
#####Method 1 (with no added styles):
new slimScroll(Element); // 'Element' is Javascript DOM object
#####Method 2 (with added styles):
or to add your own defined css styles:
new slimScroll(Element, {
'wrapperClass': '',
'scrollBarClass': '',
'scrollBarContainerClass': '',
'scrollBarContainerSpecialClass': '',
'scrollBarMinHeight': '',
'scrollBarFixedHeight': '',
'keepFocus': true/false
});
###Explanation of above properties:
###To make this work on height resize:
var customScroll = new slimScroll();
window.onresize = customScroll.resetValues; // pure javascript example.
###Note:
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Slim scroll is a replacement of default scrollbar provided by browsers on Windows. This library lets you design the scroll-bar by using simple css properties. It is created using javascript and css.
The npm package slim-scroll receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, slim-scroll popularity was classified as not popular.
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