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Scrollreveal inside overflown element? #67

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scooterlord opened this issue Jul 27, 2014 · 3 comments
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Scrollreveal inside overflown element? #67

scooterlord opened this issue Jul 27, 2014 · 3 comments
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Hello, is it possible to use the script inside an overflown element?

Great work btw! Love the ease of the plugin!
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jlmakes commented Jul 29, 2014

@scooterlord There’s currently no support for custom parent elements at the moment.

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jlmakes commented Aug 21, 2014

Check out PR #68 (Merged into Master v0.1.3 8/21/14)

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fix(constructor): Support self.config.viewport. [#67][#68]
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jlmakes commented Oct 18, 2014

Update: This didn’t get ported over to the v2.0.0-RC correctly, but specifying your own config.viewport (ie. parent element) is now correctly supported in v2.0.1.

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