This is what I would like to achieve: I don't see a plain CSS solution. All I came up with is altering: "top" position of the top-bar (with position: relative), for the bottom part I change margin-top (to negative value)…
I have created a changeColour function where the navbar changes colour after scrolling beyond a certain point which works perfectly. The problem is I only want it to take effect on my Home page and every other page (AboutUs, Shop,…
I am having an issue with my code for my Navbar.jsx component. I have implemented a function the navbar background and text changes colour on scroll which works fine but what I want is for the :hover colours to take…
I want to create a horizontal list view that scrolls automatically without user intervention at a certain speed. Also, this scroll should be done infinitely and the list view should be repeated. In the search I did, usually the automatic…
I'm developing a web application using Next.js 14.0.4 and React 18.2.0. My goal is to listen for scroll events on the entire page from a client-side component (specifically, a header component), but my scroll event listener does not seem to…
const handleReadChat = useCallback(() => { const entry = refEntries.current; if ( entry.scrollTop > entry.scrollHeight - 800 && activeRoom && conversations?.content?.length > 0 && activeRoom.unread ) { setTimeout(() => { dispatch(readConversationByRoom(activeRoom.id)); console.log("executed", activeRoom.unread); }, 3000); } }, [activeRoom, conversations?.content]); useEffect(()…
scroll method not working but ı can use style.left and get it done. How can i use the scroll method and get the same result ? let counter = 0 const prev = document.querySelector('#prev') const next = document.querySelector('#next') const slider…
I'm really struggling with working out how to make each element of the grid sticky on horizontal scroll. I've tried so many combinations but the {date} is never sticky. I've tried adding overflow-x-scroll to the parent, and changing items-baseline with…
I have the following code, and it is working about 90% how I want it to, it scrolls right to left, and I added a check to see when the image has reached the center of the page it should…
<html> <style> .App { font-family: sans-serif; text-align: center; .child { padding-left: 100px; padding-right: 100px; height: 100vh; overflow-y: scroll; } .child::-webkit-scrollbar { display: none; } } </style> <body> <div class="App"> <div class="parent"> <div class="child"> <p> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur…