feat: provide option to hide scroll bar unless interacting with the scroll area #3435
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…croll area The opacity of the scroll bar may optionally be tied to the interaction the user is doing with the scroll area. This has prior art in things like VSCode, which don't show scroll bars on containers unless you're hovered over them or interacting with the scroll bar. This effect is disabled by default.
Click the checkbox and it shows the effect.
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Discussed in #3316 |
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Ah. This is almost what's described in that PR but with two caveats:
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Update: having a click_n_drag handler on the outer rect completely breaks being able to interact with the actual contents of the scroll container. That makes a lot of sense obviously. My bad. |
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Closed by #3539 |
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The opacity of the scroll bar may optionally be tied
to the interaction the user is doing with the scroll area.
This has prior art in things like VSCode, which don't show scroll bars
on containers unless you're hovered over them or interacting
with the scroll bar.
This effect is disabled by default.