What should I do if the scrolling doesn’t work in H5 mcustomscrollbar?
If the mcustomscrollbar in H5 cannot scroll, it could be because you did not properly initialize the plugin or set the correct CSS style. Here are some possible solutions:
- Ensure that you have correctly imported the necessary files for mcustomscrollbar, including the CSS and JavaScript files.
- In HTML, use the correct tags and class names to create a scrollbar. For example, you can create a container outside the area that needs to scroll and add a class name to that container, as shown below:
- The content inside the scroll container.
- In JavaScript, use the correct selector to initialize mcustomscrollbar. For example, you can use a class selector to select the newly created container and call the mcustomscrollbar method for initialization, as shown below:
- Create a custom scrollbar for the element with the class “scroll-container”.
- Make sure you have correctly configured the CSS styles. mcustomscrollbar requires some basic CSS styles to function, such as setting height, width, and overflow properties. You can customize the styles according to your needs, for specific styling guidelines please refer to the official documentation of mcustomscrollbar.
If you still can’t figure out the problem, you can try checking the browser’s developer tools to see if there are any error messages or warnings. Additionally, you can seek help from the official forum or community of mcustomscrollbar, where they may provide more detailed solutions.