JavaScript scrollbar plugin to unify scrollbar styling. Supports IE10+, and all major browsers. Built-in master/slave hook. Supports 3 rendering types. Touch enabled.

• Apply the attribute scrollbar-reloaded to applicable elements.
  • Providing a value of master-{namespace} will designate that element as the "master" scrollbar.
    • No inner element/content is necessary.
  • Providing a value of slave-{namespace} will designate that as a slave to the namespaced "master" scrollbar.
  • Providing an additional attribute of scrollbar-reloaded-x or scrollbar-reloaded-y with a value of false will ignore scrolling in the defined direction both visually and functionally.
  • Providing an additional attribute of scrollbar-reloaded-type with a value of:
    • default, no value, any value but "margin" or "scroll", or no attribute altogether will default to using position relative top/left.
      • RECOMMENDED (DEFAULT)
      • Best performance
    • margin will scroll using margin properties.
      • OK performance
    • scroll will use scrollTop/scrollLeft JavaScript properties, useful if integrating with another scroll-based plugin.
      • The parent element will receive a position of "relative" and should be styled to be immediately around the ScrollbarReloaded element.
      • IMPORTANT!: This slows down the UI do to reflow caused by scrollTop/scrollLeft, especially on IE.
    • FYI: Master scrollbars will work with a mix of the aforementioned scroll types.

• Styles can be adjusted in the SCSS or CSS file.

• bootstrap (global only) bootstraps elements with the scrollbar-reloaded attribute that haven't already been bootstrapped on the document.
• bootstrapped (global only) returns an object with all ScrollbarReloaded instances and access to their methods destroy, reset and update.
• destroy (global/instance) destroys document/window listeners.
• reset (global/instance) resets heights/widths such as for use after the content size changes. (Window resizing reset is handled automatically).
• update (global/instance) moves the element's scroll position to the x/y parameters provided as percentage floats. (Using a master scrollbar's instance update will cause it and the slaves to be scrolled to the same percentage).

• Apply scrollbar-reloaded attributes to applicable elements.
• Create a global instance. Example: const mts = new ScrollbarReloaded();
  • Optionally, pass in an object with available properties of:
    • minHandleLength (int) default is 10 pixels
    • resizeDelay (int) default is 17 milliseconds
• Call the bootstrap method to bootstrap applicable elements. Example: mts.bootstrap();.
• NOTE: See "Markup & Inline Options" and "Methods" for more options.