


How to Hide Scrollbars While Still Allowing Mouse and Keyboard Scrolling?
Hiding Scrollbars while Maintaining Mouse/Keyboard Scrolling
This question has been marked as a duplicate, but the original thread did not adequately address the specific issue of hiding the scrollbar while still enabling scrolling with the mouse or keyboard.
Original Question:
Can I hide the scrollbar while still allowing scrolling with the mouse or keyboard?
CSS Overflow: Hidden Limitation:
The CSS property overflow: hidden can be used to hide the scrollbar, but it also disables scrolling functionality altogether.
jQuery Solution (Original):
The original thread proposed a jQuery solution that dynamically measures the textarea's width without the scrollbar and sets the wrapper div's width accordingly. This creates the illusion of a scrollable div without a visible scrollbar.
// get the width of the textarea minus scrollbar var textareaWidth = document.getElementById("textarea").scrollWidth; // width of our wrapper equals width of the inner part of the textarea document.getElementById("wrapper").style.width = textareaWidth + "px";
JavaScript Solution (Without jQuery):
Alternatively, the same principle can be applied without jQuery:
document.getElementById("wrapper").style.overflow = "hidden"; // get the width of the textarea minus scrollbar var textareaWidth = document.getElementById("textarea").scrollWidth; // width of our wrapper equals width of the inner part of the textarea document.getElementById("wrapper").style.width = textareaWidth + "px";
Update:
The same principle can be used to create scrollable divs without scrollbars using CSS and JavaScript.
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