css scroll-snap not working when rule is first removed then added again (chrome)











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i have a container with scroll-snap-type: y mandatory; and child elements with scroll-snap-align: start;. In chrome the scroll snapping works as expected.
i then remove the css rule regarding the scroll-snap-type via js and set it later back.
after that the snapping does not work.
is this a bug? am i doing something wrong? is this behaviour acording to the spec? or is there a workaround for it?



(i have only tested it in chrome browser on a windows machine.)



demo:
https://jsfiddle.net/gjcs3y6k/2/










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    i have a container with scroll-snap-type: y mandatory; and child elements with scroll-snap-align: start;. In chrome the scroll snapping works as expected.
    i then remove the css rule regarding the scroll-snap-type via js and set it later back.
    after that the snapping does not work.
    is this a bug? am i doing something wrong? is this behaviour acording to the spec? or is there a workaround for it?



    (i have only tested it in chrome browser on a windows machine.)



    demo:
    https://jsfiddle.net/gjcs3y6k/2/










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      i have a container with scroll-snap-type: y mandatory; and child elements with scroll-snap-align: start;. In chrome the scroll snapping works as expected.
      i then remove the css rule regarding the scroll-snap-type via js and set it later back.
      after that the snapping does not work.
      is this a bug? am i doing something wrong? is this behaviour acording to the spec? or is there a workaround for it?



      (i have only tested it in chrome browser on a windows machine.)



      demo:
      https://jsfiddle.net/gjcs3y6k/2/










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      i have a container with scroll-snap-type: y mandatory; and child elements with scroll-snap-align: start;. In chrome the scroll snapping works as expected.
      i then remove the css rule regarding the scroll-snap-type via js and set it later back.
      after that the snapping does not work.
      is this a bug? am i doing something wrong? is this behaviour acording to the spec? or is there a workaround for it?



      (i have only tested it in chrome browser on a windows machine.)



      demo:
      https://jsfiddle.net/gjcs3y6k/2/







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          If you also remove and then add a rule for child elements, scroll-snap-align, it works ok.



          I updated your fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/gjcs3y6k/3/






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            If you also remove and then add a rule for child elements, scroll-snap-align, it works ok.



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                If you also remove and then add a rule for child elements, scroll-snap-align, it works ok.



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                If you also remove and then add a rule for child elements, scroll-snap-align, it works ok.



                I updated your fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/gjcs3y6k/3/







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