Safari has a overscroll/bounceeffect when you reach the bottom page. This makes the button disappear because javascript detect scroll up and hide the elements. I can give you the code for them to keep it always visible if you want.
I assume that the code detects the page scrolling up. Can you set a value to this so it's only after you scroll up a certain VH or pixel count?
If so, can you send me the code for this? And if possible, make it only for safari (if the code differs for other browsers), so it still works the same on chrome and Firefox.
Hi guys,
I've just found a bug:
The footer disappears when you hit the bottom of the browser on safari. Only in desktop and tablet media widths.
Here's a video of it:
I will forward your report to our designer.
Thank you.
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Safari has a overscroll/bounce effect when you reach the bottom page. This makes the button disappear because javascript detect scroll up and hide the elements. I can give you the code for them to keep it always visible if you want.
Regards
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All browsers have this effect. Why is it different on Safari?
Is there a way to fix it without disabling the effect?
This is how safari works.
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Bummer.
Ok, I think I know how it might be fixed...
I assume that the code detects the page scrolling up. Can you set a value to this so it's only after you scroll up a certain VH or pixel count?
If so, can you send me the code for this? And if possible, make it only for safari (if the code differs for other browsers), so it still works the same on chrome and Firefox.
Thanks.
This require custom work. Thanks for understanding
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Howdy guys, this isn't custom work, it just takes some fine tuning of mousewheel.js
Here's a great issue ticket on the mousewheel.js git that might solve the problem: https://github.com/jquery/jquery-mousewheel/issues/36#issuecomment-28928408
Looks like they have developed some default parameters to prevent this on rebound.
Worth taking a look at.