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Exp. Builder Column Widget Scroll Bar Not Visible.

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06-06-2024 11:07 AM
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JoseBarrios1
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Hello Community,

I used to get a scroll bar automatically when the content didn't fit within the column widget, but that no longer seems to be the case. I have three bookmarks within a column widget, and while I can scroll using the mouse wheel, there's no scroll bar on the side of the column. Is there a new step required to add the scroll bar? Any suggestions on how to enable it would be greatly appreciated!

Follow up note: After further investigation, I found that the scroll bar still appears on the column. The issue arises because I need to change the background color of the bookmark widget to transparent. The only way I've found to do this is by selecting the dark or violet theme and choosing a transparent background in the customized color settings (the other themes won't let me change the bookmark background color). However, the problem is that the background color for those themes is also the background color for the scroll bar, making it invisible.

Thanks,

JB

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Tanner_Sorgenfrey
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I had a similar issue with not seeing the scroll bar on a collum.

Since I ended up here, I want to share for anyone that reaches the frustration I did. 

The collum height was set to auto, which was allowing it to believe it was showing everything (and didn't need to give me a scrollbar), but it was extending past the bottom of the fixed (non-scrolling) page.

Setting the collum height to custom -100% shrank the collum down the size of the container it is in, and I got the scroll bar back, and can see everything I put in the collum on all display sizes

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Tanner_Sorgenfrey
Occasional Contributor

I had a similar issue with not seeing the scroll bar on a collum.

Since I ended up here, I want to share for anyone that reaches the frustration I did. 

The collum height was set to auto, which was allowing it to believe it was showing everything (and didn't need to give me a scrollbar), but it was extending past the bottom of the fixed (non-scrolling) page.

Setting the collum height to custom -100% shrank the collum down the size of the container it is in, and I got the scroll bar back, and can see everything I put in the collum on all display sizes