Adding an example for overscroll-behavior-y#2448
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@NiedziolkaMichal Just wondering if you might be able to give me some insight on this. |
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Everything looks great. Thanks for adding this example.
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@meghannfh Unfortunately, you need to sign your commits, so we are able to merge them with the main branch. |
Thanks for the info. I've just tried pushing a new commit with a GPG signature but for some reason I'm not seeing it reflected here or on my fork of the repo... Or am I needing to somehow go back and sign all past commits? |
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@bsmth Has lifted the GPG signing requirement, so we are good to go. Thank you for your contribution. |
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Description
Added css example to demonstrate overscroll-behavior isolated to only the y-axis.
Motivation
Example includes scrolling on both axis that allows the viewer to better visually compare scrolling behavior when it is isolated to just the y-axis.
Additional details
There is not an existing example
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