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Bounds on draggable scroll?

styke test
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Hey, 

 

I'm initializing a draggable instance with the following parameters (simplified):

var drag = Draggable.create("main .hide-scrollbar", {
	type:"scroll", 
	throwProps:true,
	lockAxis: true,
	force3D: true, 
	edgeResistance : 0.3,
	dragResistance : 0.1,
	maxDuration : 0.5,
        //Nothing I put here works 
	bounds : { maxY: value },
	snap : {
		x  : function(){}
	},
	onThrowComplete : function(){}
});

As commented, none of the bounds I set are working. Why is this? I need to be able to control the scroll top min/max values because the inner content I'm dragging is of varying height, and I need to keep it fully within the screen at all times. 

 

The only way I've found of doing this otherwise is by explicitly setting the draggable element's height manually, however the app I'm building is for mobiles and the reflow is too expensive. 

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Hi, can you create a

See the Pen GwInx by bassta (@bassta) on CodePen

 to demonstrate the problem. Basically setting type to "scroll" creates new div and wrap it around the content of the target element. This new div uses the target element position/dimensions as bounds, so there is no need to explicitly set them. This is also why you should set your target element a height. Here is quote from the docs:

Or to make the element flick-scrollable, so that dragging it actually scrolls the content, make sure you've set the element's height (and/or width), and then do this:
​Draggable.create("#yourID", { type:"scroll",throwProps:true});

Also, make sure that you you the latest versions of Draggable and TweenLite/CSSPlugin or TweenMax. 

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