horizontal-scrolling

I have a page which contains a dynamically-generated table. The number of columns of this table and the width of their content is determined at page generation time, but can be sufficiently large that the table exceeds the width of the window. When this happens, the width of the body element does not expand to contain its contents, but is restricted to the width of the window. As such, all other descendent elements (with the exception of the table) also have a maximum width equal to the width of the window: __________________________ window bounds | BODY ELEM | | ______________________ | | |

I am trying to achieve a very common behavior nowadays which is to have a horizontal List within another widget which is at the same time scrollable. Think something like the homescreen of the imdb app: So I want to have a widget that scrolls vertically with few items on them. At the top of it there should be a horizontal ListView , followed up with some items called motivationCard . There are some headers in between the list and the cards as well. I got something like this on my Widget : @override Widget build(BuildContext context) => BlocBuilder<HomeEvent, HomeState>( bloc: _homeBloc,

I have a jqGrid with a lot of columns, and it shows up like this when the sum of the column widths are bigger than the fixed width container: Instead of having a horizontal scroll bar if the width of the grid is too big. How can I get a horizontal scroll bar for jQgrid so there is a fixed max size of the grid and if I add more columns it will simply scroll? Also, assuming this is possible, can you freeze the first few columns? Probably you use forceFit:true jqGrid option. First of all you should set forceFit:false or use shrinkToFit:false . After that you can either use width option of jqGrid

Im using fullpage.js to achieve vertical and horizontal scroll. i want the slider to slide when i scroll on Section 2. Functionality similar to this website Here's my code : $(document).ready(function() { $('#fullpage').fullpage({ sectionsColor: ['#1bbc9b', '#4BBFC3', '#7BAABE', 'whitesmoke', '#ccddff'], anchors: ['firstPage', 'secondPage', '3rdPage', '4thpage', 'lastPage'], menu: '#menu', css3: true, loop: false, afterLoad: function(anchorLink, index) { var loadedSection = $(this); //using index if (index == 3) { $.fn.fullpage.setAllowScrolling(false); $.fn.fullpage.setKeyboardScrolling(false

For a sort of thumbnail horizontal sliding viewer How can I make the divs inside the horizontal scrolling divs force the scrolling div horizontally, instead of reaching the end and starting a new line? I am already using float: left and display: inline-block but they reach the end of their container and make a new line instead of forcing the container to expand horizontally to fit them and thus forcing the horizontal scrollbar to be needed so the div boxes are force to do this: [ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ] <---->scroll instead of: [ ][ ][ ][ ] [ ][ ][ ][ ] code: <div style="overflow-x:

I'm facing a challenge of creating an introduction view, something like the "Cleanio" app ( https://itunes.apple.com/fr/app/cleanio-pressing-la-demande/id885856031?mt=8 ). Here is how it looks like: So, the background and the overlay are moving independently and not in the same speed. Does anyone have a start point how to realize that? Yep. What you need is two UIScrollView s. These should both be subviews of the main view (not contained in each other. The bottom one has your image in it and the top one has the content. Call them imageScrollView and contentScrollView . Become the delegate of