On Tue, Aug 27, 2013 at 8:43 AM, Brian Blakely <anewpage.media@gmail.com> wrote: > Abstract > -- > Scrolling content which must end at its beginning currently requires > JavaScript – sometimes mountains of it (and pretty complex, to boot) > depending on the use case. "repeat" and associated values for the overflow > property bring this functionality into the user agent, accelerating for app > developers their speed to market and level of effort regarding this very > common design pattern, and doing so in a very familiar way. > > > Common Use Cases > -- > * Infinitely-repeating carousels > * Pickers It took me a while to understand this from your description, but you're just describing a scrolling container that "wraps around" at the end, correct? I agree that such a thing would be useful. > Q: What about scroll indicators? > A: This should be implemented as befits the user agent, but wrapping the > indicators with the content is one possibility. This isn't a complete enough answer. Do you have *any idea* how one might show a scrollbar that's useful for wrapping scroll? Without a good idea, I don't see how anyone can implement this. ~TJReceived on Tuesday, 27 August 2013 15:53:42 UTC
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