Dear Themler Developers,
I noticed that since the last update, the scrollbar at the right is styled with colors and design. Where can I find the options in the editor to define the style and design of the scrollbars?
Link: https://boa.realm667.com/
Best regards,
Dan
Hello Dan,
Scrollbars are not styled by Themler, at least there are no such settings.
Do you mean this scrollbar:
Gina
Themler Support
That's super strange then, because where does my browser get the colors for the style? It's not only this page, also other pages with Themler Designs are affected.
Last edited 05 February 2020 by Pulswerk
What browser do you use?
Please, try other browsers you have and let us know if this happens there as well.
Gina
Themler Support
I am using the latest version of FireFox and I didn't load any addons. This doesn't happen with Edge though.
I am using the latest version of FireFox and I didn't load any addons. This doesn't happen with Edge though.Yes, I confirm, Firefox is doing it.
You can check this https://www.ghacks.net/2019/11/11/firefox-72-dynamic-scrollbars-based-on-page-color/
Seems like starting with v72 Forefox adapting the color of the scrollbar to the site background.
Gina
Themler Support
This explains everything, thanks for the hint. By the way; Any chance of getting a scrollbar styling option in Themler anytime soon?
This explains everything, thanks for the hint. By the way; Any chance of getting a scrollbar styling option in Themler anytime soon?There is no CSS (styling code) that the site can control, it usually depends on the browser. But this is just my knowledge, I will definitely forward your request to the developers.
Gina
There is no CSS (styling code) that the site can control, it usually depends on the browser. But this is just my knowledge, I will definitely forward your request to the developers. GinaThanks kindly, have a nice day :)
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