Thanks for making react-plx. I've ran into a semi-serious feature that doesn't yet exist in that all scroll events are expected to come from the window. This makes it impossible to do something like body { overflow: hidden; } and have some child element actually be the one scrolling.
The feature request would be for plx to accept a scroll target, which means implementing it in both plx and scroll manager.
Thanks for making react-plx. I've ran into a semi-serious feature that doesn't yet exist in that all scroll events are expected to come from the window. This makes it impossible to do something like
body { overflow: hidden; }and have some child element actually be the one scrolling.The feature request would be for plx to accept a scroll target, which means implementing it in both plx and scroll manager.