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Green Screen Options Will Not Scroll

534 posts
Sat Aug 31, 24 2:11 PM CST

I've created a QR gallery to use next week and for some reason the popup to choose a background will not scroll.  

Here's my sample gallery: https://gradphotos.ca/galleries/test_green_screen_gallery/#photo=thumbs

I've made a green screen gallery before and it still works, but it was made a couple years ago.  I compared the 2 galleries and the relevant CSS seems to be:

<div style="overflow: hidden; height: 100%; position: relative; max-height: 400px; display: block;" id="selectgsbg">

On my old gallery the same element has this CSS:

<div style="height: 100%; position: relative; max-height: 400px; display: block; overflow-y: scroll;" id="selectgsbg">

Can you help me figure out why they are working differently? 

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Michael Leenheer   || My Sytist: https://subphoto.ca/client_galleries/demo01/
16,827 posts (admin)
Mon Sep 02, 24 6:34 AM CST

Something you have added to the additional CSS of your theme is causing that.

Tim Grissett, DIA - PicturesPro.com
My Email Address: info@picturespro.com
534 posts
Mon Sep 02, 24 8:07 AM CST

I did look for that, but the CSS i showed is hard-coded into the element itself, not in a stylesheet. 

That would be generated when the page is created from PHP wouldn’t it? 

Michael Leenheer   || My Sytist: https://subphoto.ca/client_galleries/demo01/
16,827 posts (admin)
Mon Sep 02, 24 8:20 AM CST

Did you try removing your additional CSS to see of it fixes it?

You can preview a different theme and it works:

https://gradphotos.ca/galleries/test_green_screen_gallery/?previewTheme=2

And the code is hardcoded in:

<div style="overflow-y: scroll; height: 100%;position: relative; max-height: 400px; display: none;" id="selectgsbg">

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Tim Grissett, DIA - PicturesPro.com
My Email Address: info@picturespro.com
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534 posts
Sun Sep 08, 24 1:39 PM CST

Thanks Tim... you're right, if I change themes, the scroll re-appears.

I haven't added any JS or jQuery stuff as far as I can recall, and there's no part of my extra CSS that includes scrolling that I can find.  It's a puzzle...

I ended up using a bit of a hack:

#selectgsbg {overflow-y: scroll !important;}

Edited Sun Sep 08, 24 1:40 PM by Michael Leenheer
Michael Leenheer   || My Sytist: https://subphoto.ca/client_galleries/demo01/
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