Calculate and use scrollbar width as needed #26
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Updated to fix merge conflicts. Tested in MS Edge and still working as expected. |
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Hi @Mottie, I've resumed maintenance of this project. Can you please have a second look? If the issue is still reproducible, would you mind rebasing? |
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This will fix #21 for IE (only tested in Edge). The caret will properly align in the demo.
Specific changes:
getScrollbarWidthfunction.This change was tested in the most recent versions of Chrome, Firefox and Opera. I don't own an Apple device, so I didn't test it in Safari.
* NOTE * An issue still remains with IE because the
inputdoes not return ascrollLeftvalue (other than zero). So, as you type in the input, it scrolls to keep the caret in view, but the calculated caret position continues to increase.