Neat trick, thank you. Any idea if it's possible to make a second level sticky scrolling? Let's say you scroll up and the "17 Completed Books" title goes until "Bookikeepr" app title. Continuing scrolling is there a way to freeze "17 Completed Books" in that position and only scroll up the white book info cards list? In reverse, you can scroll down the cards in the list, and at the top of the list you scroll down the whole "Completed books" drawer as well. Does it make any sense?
@@notecc thanks for the response. what I mean is "in tandem" so if your thumb is over the vertical and the horizontal elements, and you dont swipe directly down but maybe almost down slightly left, would it vertical scroll and do a small amount of horizontal scrolling at the same time?
i am getting a problem were i need a component to be inside a frame with horizontal scroll enabled, but i don't want it to be able to scroll. till there fine, i make the frame the same width as the component and it works, problem is, as soon as I add a dropshadow to the component it can now scroll to to side.
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this quick tips are actually the ones that are helpful
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Thank you for this workaround! It worked!
Great tutorial, thank you!
Life Saver!!!!! Thanks a bunch!!
Thanks Man!
Fast and useful!
life saver!!!!
Neat trick, thank you. Any idea if it's possible to make a second level sticky scrolling? Let's say you scroll up and the "17 Completed Books" title goes until "Bookikeepr" app title. Continuing scrolling is there a way to freeze "17 Completed Books" in that position and only scroll up the white book info cards list? In reverse, you can scroll down the cards in the list, and at the top of the list you scroll down the whole "Completed books" drawer as well. Does it make any sense?
Hey - have you found a solution for this? I need this as well 😊
@@driesvaesen the latest figma updates have a feature called sticky scrolling that solves for all of these I believe!
fast and useful
question though, with this method it seems the horizontal scrolling element would not work as well, correct?
Nope should work just as well. You can embed as many scrollers into each other as you want
@@notecc thanks for the response. what I mean is "in tandem" so if your thumb is over the vertical and the horizontal elements, and you dont swipe directly down but maybe almost down slightly left, would it vertical scroll and do a small amount of horizontal scrolling at the same time?
i am getting a problem were i need a component to be inside a frame with horizontal scroll enabled, but i don't want it to be able to scroll.
till there fine, i make the frame the same width as the component and it works, problem is, as soon as I add a dropshadow to the component it can now scroll to to side.
best i could do was put another frame around the one with dropshadow and enable clip content, sadly that is basically the same as removing it.
I got my content to scroll. However, it does not scroll that far up. How do I fix this issue?
try adjusting the frame size
i followed the steps but when i scroll, the back frame with the 3 books in progress is shown to the back
Make sure that clipping is ticked in the framing element. Andntbayxthwbframe has a background color
@@notecc didn't get it