Fixed Header Blocks Scrolling through fullPage.js Sections with “scrollOverflow: true”











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A fixed header on my website blocks scrolling, when hovering, through sections when set scrollOverflow: true.



When fixed header is not hovered scrolling through all sections works fine.



How can I achieve the same browsing through sections, when hovering fixed header?



Isolated Reproduction:
https://jsfiddle.net/o5Lcpemw/1/



Steps to reproduce it:




  1. Hover fixed red header

  2. Try to scroll through blue, grey and green sections


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    A fixed header on my website blocks scrolling, when hovering, through sections when set scrollOverflow: true.



    When fixed header is not hovered scrolling through all sections works fine.



    How can I achieve the same browsing through sections, when hovering fixed header?



    Isolated Reproduction:
    https://jsfiddle.net/o5Lcpemw/1/



    Steps to reproduce it:




    1. Hover fixed red header

    2. Try to scroll through blue, grey and green sections


    MacOS High Sierra, latest Chrome Release










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      A fixed header on my website blocks scrolling, when hovering, through sections when set scrollOverflow: true.



      When fixed header is not hovered scrolling through all sections works fine.



      How can I achieve the same browsing through sections, when hovering fixed header?



      Isolated Reproduction:
      https://jsfiddle.net/o5Lcpemw/1/



      Steps to reproduce it:




      1. Hover fixed red header

      2. Try to scroll through blue, grey and green sections


      MacOS High Sierra, latest Chrome Release










      share|improve this question















      A fixed header on my website blocks scrolling, when hovering, through sections when set scrollOverflow: true.



      When fixed header is not hovered scrolling through all sections works fine.



      How can I achieve the same browsing through sections, when hovering fixed header?



      Isolated Reproduction:
      https://jsfiddle.net/o5Lcpemw/1/



      Steps to reproduce it:




      1. Hover fixed red header

      2. Try to scroll through blue, grey and green sections


      MacOS High Sierra, latest Chrome Release







      javascript css fullpage.js






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          You could stop allowing the header to respond to mouse events by setting the element's pointer-events value to none:



          #header {
          ...
          pointer-events: none;

          }





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          • But then the links in the header won't work anymore. Setting the links to pointer-events: all; prevents still scrolling when hovering the link on the fixed header. I'm looking for a cleaner solution. Any ideas?
            – Mathias Nösel
            Nov 23 at 10:05










          • @MathiasNösel Unless there is something in the docs for fullpage.js that specifies otherwise I'm guessing that you would need to use some form of javascript that triggers when the header is over a scrollable section of the page and the user is scrolling and when this state is present, continue scrolling the section. I can't think of a pure CSS solution and I've never used fullpage.js I'm afraid.
            – Danny
            Nov 23 at 14:07













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          You could stop allowing the header to respond to mouse events by setting the element's pointer-events value to none:



          #header {
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          • But then the links in the header won't work anymore. Setting the links to pointer-events: all; prevents still scrolling when hovering the link on the fixed header. I'm looking for a cleaner solution. Any ideas?
            – Mathias Nösel
            Nov 23 at 10:05










          • @MathiasNösel Unless there is something in the docs for fullpage.js that specifies otherwise I'm guessing that you would need to use some form of javascript that triggers when the header is over a scrollable section of the page and the user is scrolling and when this state is present, continue scrolling the section. I can't think of a pure CSS solution and I've never used fullpage.js I'm afraid.
            – Danny
            Nov 23 at 14:07

















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          You could stop allowing the header to respond to mouse events by setting the element's pointer-events value to none:



          #header {
          ...
          pointer-events: none;

          }





          share|improve this answer





















          • But then the links in the header won't work anymore. Setting the links to pointer-events: all; prevents still scrolling when hovering the link on the fixed header. I'm looking for a cleaner solution. Any ideas?
            – Mathias Nösel
            Nov 23 at 10:05










          • @MathiasNösel Unless there is something in the docs for fullpage.js that specifies otherwise I'm guessing that you would need to use some form of javascript that triggers when the header is over a scrollable section of the page and the user is scrolling and when this state is present, continue scrolling the section. I can't think of a pure CSS solution and I've never used fullpage.js I'm afraid.
            – Danny
            Nov 23 at 14:07















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          up vote
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          You could stop allowing the header to respond to mouse events by setting the element's pointer-events value to none:



          #header {
          ...
          pointer-events: none;

          }





          share|improve this answer












          You could stop allowing the header to respond to mouse events by setting the element's pointer-events value to none:



          #header {
          ...
          pointer-events: none;

          }






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          • But then the links in the header won't work anymore. Setting the links to pointer-events: all; prevents still scrolling when hovering the link on the fixed header. I'm looking for a cleaner solution. Any ideas?
            – Mathias Nösel
            Nov 23 at 10:05










          • @MathiasNösel Unless there is something in the docs for fullpage.js that specifies otherwise I'm guessing that you would need to use some form of javascript that triggers when the header is over a scrollable section of the page and the user is scrolling and when this state is present, continue scrolling the section. I can't think of a pure CSS solution and I've never used fullpage.js I'm afraid.
            – Danny
            Nov 23 at 14:07




















          • But then the links in the header won't work anymore. Setting the links to pointer-events: all; prevents still scrolling when hovering the link on the fixed header. I'm looking for a cleaner solution. Any ideas?
            – Mathias Nösel
            Nov 23 at 10:05










          • @MathiasNösel Unless there is something in the docs for fullpage.js that specifies otherwise I'm guessing that you would need to use some form of javascript that triggers when the header is over a scrollable section of the page and the user is scrolling and when this state is present, continue scrolling the section. I can't think of a pure CSS solution and I've never used fullpage.js I'm afraid.
            – Danny
            Nov 23 at 14:07


















          But then the links in the header won't work anymore. Setting the links to pointer-events: all; prevents still scrolling when hovering the link on the fixed header. I'm looking for a cleaner solution. Any ideas?
          – Mathias Nösel
          Nov 23 at 10:05




          But then the links in the header won't work anymore. Setting the links to pointer-events: all; prevents still scrolling when hovering the link on the fixed header. I'm looking for a cleaner solution. Any ideas?
          – Mathias Nösel
          Nov 23 at 10:05












          @MathiasNösel Unless there is something in the docs for fullpage.js that specifies otherwise I'm guessing that you would need to use some form of javascript that triggers when the header is over a scrollable section of the page and the user is scrolling and when this state is present, continue scrolling the section. I can't think of a pure CSS solution and I've never used fullpage.js I'm afraid.
          – Danny
          Nov 23 at 14:07






          @MathiasNösel Unless there is something in the docs for fullpage.js that specifies otherwise I'm guessing that you would need to use some form of javascript that triggers when the header is over a scrollable section of the page and the user is scrolling and when this state is present, continue scrolling the section. I can't think of a pure CSS solution and I've never used fullpage.js I'm afraid.
          – Danny
          Nov 23 at 14:07




















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