when i go to http://www.paragin.nl/~eelco/rolls/ my scrollwheel
doesn't work when trying to scroll the text. the page doesn't
use frames but tricks it with css. in mozilla firebird this
doesn't work either, but in ie6 it does.
using a logitech mouse with the latest drivers.
shouldn't the text scroll when my mouse pointer is over that div?
breun.
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It is said, on Wed, 09 Jul 2003 15:50:56 +0200 breun spoke the words:
> when i go to http://www.paragin.nl/~eelco/rolls/ my scrollwheel
> doesn't work when trying to scroll the text. the page doesn't
> use frames but tricks it with css. in mozilla firebird this
> doesn't work either, but in ie6 it does.
>
> using a logitech mouse with the latest drivers.
>
> shouldn't the text scroll when my mouse pointer is over that div?
Yes. But both keyboard and mousewheel scrolling are not working yet.
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On Wed, 09 Jul 2003 15:54:24 +0200, Jor <darkelf-at-operamail-dot-
com@no-spam> wrote:
> It is said, on Wed, 09 Jul 2003 15:50:56 +0200 breun spoke the words:
>
>> when i go to http://www.paragin.nl/~eelco/rolls/ my scrollwheel
>> doesn't work when trying to scroll the text. the page doesn't
>> use frames but tricks it with css. in mozilla firebird this
>> doesn't work either, but in ie6 it does.
>>
>> using a logitech mouse with the latest drivers.
>>
>> shouldn't the text scroll when my mouse pointer is over that div?
>
> Yes. But both keyboard and mousewheel scrolling are not working yet.
is this is known issue that shouldn't be reported?
breun.
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It is said, on Wed, 09 Jul 2003 16:17:08 +0200 breun spoke the words:
> is this is known issue that shouldn't be reported?
It has been submitted as a bug before, yes.
it hasn't worked in any build of Opera 7 yet.
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On Fri, 11 Jul 2003 17:21:12 +1000, Kevin W <kevin_w@no-spam
com.invalid> wrote:
>> when i go to http://www.paragin.nl/~eelco/rolls/ my scrollwheel
>> doesn't work when trying to scroll the text. the page doesn't
>> use frames but tricks it with css.
>
> It is the intentional (though ugly) behaviour because there's no way for
> Opera to tell when the focus is in a div (or whatever).
>
I wonder why it shouldn't be able to tell?
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>>> when i go to http://www.paragin.nl/~eelco/rolls/ my scrollwheel
>>> doesn't work when trying to scroll the text. the page doesn't
>>> use frames but tricks it with css.
>>
>> It is the intentional (though ugly) behaviour because there's no way for
>> Opera to tell when the focus is in a div (or whatever).
>
> I wonder why it shouldn't be able to tell?
Just for the sake of keeping the code clean/fast, I presume. Divs aren't
as "solid" as frames and don't have focus mechanisms built into them.
This is why position:fixed is the preferred method of achieving this effect
rather than overflow:auto.
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Kevin W wrote:
> > when i go to http://www.paragin.nl/~eelco/rolls/ my scrollwheel
> > doesn't work when trying to scroll the text
>
> It is the intentional (though ugly) behaviour because there's no way for
> Opera to tell when the focus is in a div (or whatever).
So? Opera scrolls depending on where the mouse is over, not what element
has focus (although overflowed elements should be allowed to have focus
anyway).