Fix: incorrect position on mobile and overlay width thin when disable scrolling option set to true #650
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…scrolling option set to true
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Fixes: #620 |
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This was referenced Apr 21, 2019
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@lokesh: So |
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Removed the iOS disable scroll CSS which was causing bigger issues, including inconsistent positioning of the image on mobile views, and a jump to the top of the viewport/
If the
disableScrollingoption is set totrue, scrolling will still be possible on iOS after this PR is merged.