Gregory's ServerThis is very helpful when debugging Scroll-Driven Animations, as `scroll()` and friends by default look up the nearest ancestor scroller which you might have inadvertently created by using `overflow: hidden` somewhere.
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 As noted in my `overflow: clip` article: I see no reason to use `overflow: hidden` at all on your web pages, unless you have a good reason to. Using `overflow: clip` has exactly the same outcome, doesn’t interfere with Scroll-Driven Animations, and has great browser support. @bramus apologies on the removed message, I'd miscalculated the date math, it's _almost_ in Baseline: Widely Available. I'm considering making a calendar for notifications when these features hit Widely Available. 🔜 |
f you run into that problem the fix is easy: swap out your `overflow: hidden` with an `overflow: clip` and you’re good to go.
See https://brm.us/overflow-clip for details.